Allium L.
Details
Allium L., Sp. Pl. 294-302 (1753)
Allium L.
Biostatus
Nomenclature
L.
L.
1753
294-302
ICN
Allium L.
genus
Allium
Classification
Subordinates
- Allium acuminatum
- Allium aflatunense
- Allium akaka
- Allium albopilosum
- Allium album
- Allium amabile
- Allium ampeloprasum
- Allium beesianum
- Allium brandegeei
- Allium caeruleum
- Allium campanulatum
- Allium candidissimum
- Allium carinatum
- Allium cepa
- Allium cernuum
- Allium chinense
- Allium cowanii
- Allium cristophii
- Allium cyaneum
- Allium cyathophorum
- Allium dichlamydeum
- Allium farreri
- Allium fimbriatum
- Allium fistulosum
- Allium flavum
- Allium fragrans
- Allium giganteum
- Allium glaucum
- Allium glaucum
- Allium gracile
- Allium inodorum
- Allium inodorum
- Allium insubricum
- Allium lacteum
- Allium macranthum
- Allium mairei
- Allium moly
- Allium narcissiflorum
- Allium neapolitanum
- Allium neapolitanum
- Allium obliquum
- Allium oreophilum
- Allium platycaule
- Allium porrum
- Allium pulchellum
- Allium purdyi
- Allium ramosum
- Allium regelii
- Allium rosenbachianum
- Allium roseum
- Allium sativum
- Allium schoenoprasum
- Allium senescens
- Allium siculum
- Allium sieberianum
- Allium sikkimense
- Allium sphaerocephalum
- Allium stellatum
- Allium sulcatum
- Allium triquetrum
- Allium tuberosum
- Allium unifolium
- Allium ursinum
- Allium victorialis
- Allium vineale
Synonyms
Descriptions
Allium L.
Green or glaucous scapose perennials with onion- or garlic-like odour. Bulb tunicate, solitary, or often with stipitate offset bulbs. Leaves 1-many, all basal, sheathing scapes to varying levels, usually linear, solid or hollow. Flowers white, yellow or pink, campanulate, in few- to many-flowered terminal involucrate umbels; spathe-valves 2, ± united; bulbils often present between flowers, occasionally replacing them; perianth-segments free or ± connate at base. Staminal-filaments simple, divided, or with lateral appendages. Capsule ovoid to globose, 3-lobed, loculicidal. Seeds black, ± angular to flat, usually 6. Spp. c. 450, widely distributed in N. Hemisphere, mainly in temperate regions. Adventive spp. 4.
Taxonomic concepts
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Metadata
06081271-627c-4cac-80a7-9eeca8c496de
scientific name
Names_Plants
1 January 2000
4 August 2011