Everything about Brodiaea totally explained
The genus
Brodiaea (clusterlilies) belongs to the order
Asparagales.
Brodiaea occurs in the
West Coast of the United States, especially
northern California. The genus was named in honour of Scottish botanist
James Brodie (1744-1824).
Different current systems place the genus in three different families. The
Angiosperm Phylogeny Group place it in family
Themidaceae. Many other modern authors place it in the family
Alliaceae. Both of these families are in the order
Asparagales. However, older but still widely used sources such as
ITIS place the Triplet lilies in the family
Liliaceae, in the order
Liliales. The present article follows the recommendations of the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group.
Brodiaea is also used as a common name to refer to the three genera
Brodiaea,
Dichelostemma, and
Triteleia. The latter two genera were once included as part of the genus
Brodiaea.
Brodiaea contains the following species.
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