Lobelia - Selected Species

Selected Species

  • Lobelia aberdarica (Kenya and Uganda)
  • Lobelia anatina – Southwestern blue lobelia
  • Lobelia anceps
  • Lobelia appendiculata
  • Lobelia arnhemiaca (Western Australia)
  • Lobelia assurgens
  • Lobelia bambuseti
  • Lobelia berlandieri
  • Lobelia boykinii
  • Lobelia canbyi
  • Lobelia cardinalis (syn. L. fulgens) – cardinal flower (Americas)
  • Lobelia chinensis – Chinese: 半边莲; pinyin: bàn biān lián (East and South Asia)
  • Lobelia collina (Ecuador)
  • Lobelia comosa
  • Lobelia coronopifolia
  • Lobelia deckenii (Eastern Africa)
  • Lobelia dentata (Eastern Australia)
  • Lobelia dortmanna (Northern North America and Europe)
  • Lobelia erinus – edging lobelia (Southern Africa)
  • Lobelia flaccidifolia
  • Lobelia flaccida
  • Lobelia gaudichaudii (island of Oʻahu in Hawaii)
  • Lobelia gerardii
  • Lobelia gibberoa
  • Lobelia heterophylla
  • Lobelia hypoleuca – Kuhiʻaikamoʻowahie (Hawaii)
  • Lobelia ilicifolia (syn. L. purpurascens) – purple lobelia
  • Lobelia inflata – Indian tobacco (Eastern North America)
  • Lobelia kalmii (Northern North America)
  • Lobelia laxiflora – Sierra Madre Lobelia
  • Lobelia leschenaultiana
  • Lobelia monostachya (island of Oʻahu in Hawaii)
  • Lobelia nicotianifolia
  • Lobelia niihauensis (islands of Hawaii)
  • Lobelia oahuensis (island of Oʻahu in Hawaii)
  • Lobelia persicifolia
  • Lobelia pratioides – poison lobelia (Australia)
  • Lobelia pinifolia
  • Lobelia puberula
  • Lobelia pyramidalis
  • Lobelia rhombifolia
  • Lobelia rosea
  • Lobelia sessilifolia
  • Lobelia siphilitica (Eastern and Central North America)
  • Lobelia spicata
  • Lobelia telekii (mountains of Uganda and Kenya)
  • Lobelia tenuior
  • Lobelia thapsoidea (Southeastern Brazil)
  • Lobelia tupa (Central Chile)
  • Lobelia urens (heath lobelia)
  • Lobelia valida
  • Lobelia zeylanica

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