Asphodelaceae

Aloe

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Asphodeline

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Asphodelus

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Bulbine

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Bulbinella

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Eremurus

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Gasteria

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Haworthia

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Jodrellia

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Kniphofia

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Lomatophyllum

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Poellnitzia

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Trachyandra

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Asphodelaceae Juss. 1789 is a family of flowering plants in the order Asparagales.

Related Topics:
Juss. - Family - Flowering plant - Asparagales

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The Asphodelaceae are monocots, part of order Asparagales. The family is native to Africa and the Mediterranean basin to Central Asia, with one genus (Bulbinella) in New Zealand. The greatest diversity occurs in South Africa.

Related Topics:
Monocot - Asparagales - Africa - Mediterranean - Asia - Bulbinella - New Zealand - South Africa

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The genera of this family were formerly divided among the Liliaceae and Aloeaceae.

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The family Asphodelaceae is an optional synonym of Xanthorrhoeaceae.

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