Species
The following list of Brodiaea species is from Flora of North America.
- Brodiaea appendiculata Hoover - appendage clusterlily
- Brodiaea californica Lindl. - California clusterlily
- Brodiaea californica var. californica
- Brodiaea californica var. leptandra
- Brodiaea coronaria (Salisb.) Engl. - harvest clusterlily; Californian hyacinth
- Brodiaea coronaria ssp. coronaria - harvest clusterlily
- Brodiaea coronaria ssp. rosea - harvest clusterlily
- Brodiaea elegans Hoover - elegant clusterlily
- Brodiaea elegans ssp. elegans - elegant clusterlily
- Brodiaea elegans ssp. hooveri - Hoover's cluster-lily
- Brodiaea filifolia S. Watson - threadleaf clusterlily
- Brodiaea insignis (Jeps.) Niehaus - Kaweah clusterlily
- Brodiaea jolonensis Eastw. - chaparral clusterlily
- Brodiaea kinkiensis Niehaus - San Clemente Island clusterlily
- Brodiaea minor (Benth.) S. Watson - vernalpool clusterlily
- Brodiaea orcuttii (Greene) Baker - Orcutt's clusterlily
- Brodiaea pallida Hoover - Chinese Camp clusterlily
- Brodiaea purdyi Eastw. - Sierran clusterlily
- Brodiaea santarosae T. Chester, W. Armstrong & K. Madore - Santa Rosa basalt brodiaea
- Brodiaea stellaris S. Watson - starflower clusterlily
- Brodiaea terrestris Kellogg - dwarf clusterlily
- Brodiaea terrestris ssp. kernensis - Kern clusterlily
- Brodiaea terrestris ssp. terrestris - dwarf clusterlily
Sources: GRIN, NRCS
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