Fallopia - Species

Species

  • Fallopia baldschuanica Russian vine; mile-a-minute vine; China fleece vine; fleece flower; silver lace vine (syn. Fallopia aubertii, Polygonum baldschuanicum, Polygonum aubertii). Eastern Asia.
  • Fallopia cilinodis fringed black bindweed (syn. Polygonum cilinode, Bilderdykia cilinodis). North America.
  • Fallopia convolvulus Black-bindweed (syn. Polygonum convolvulus, Bilderdykia convolvulus). Europe, Asia, northern Africa.
F. convolvulus var. subalatum
  • Fallopia cynanchoides (syn. Polygonum cynanchoides). Western China.
  • Fallopia dentatoalata (syn. Polygonum dentatoalatum). Eastern Asia.
  • Fallopia denticulata (syn. Polygonum denticulatum). Southern China.
  • Fallopia dumetorum copse bindweed (syn. Polygonum dumetorum, Bilderdykia dumetorum). Europe, Asia, northern Africa.
  • Fallopia forbesii (syn. Polygonum forbesii). Northern China, Korea.
  • Fallopia japonica Japanese knotweed (syn. Polygonum cuspidatum, Polygonum japonicum, Polygonum reynoutria, Reynoutria japonica). Eastern Asia.
F.japonica var. compacta
F.japonica var. compacta f. rosea Hort.
  • Fallopia multiflora (syn. Polygonum multiflorum). Eastern Asia.
F. multiflora var. hypoleuca.
  • Fallopia pterocarpa (syn. Polygonum pterocarpum). Southern Asia.
  • Fallopia sachalinensis giant knotweed (syn. Polygonum sachalinense, Reynoutria sachalinensis). Eastern Siberia.
  • Fallopia scandens. North America.

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