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Gilias
Gilia
Gilia is a genus of between 25 and 50 species of flowering plants in the family Polemoniaceae, native to temperate and tropical regions of the Americas, from the western United States south to northern Chile, where they occur mainly in desert or semi-desert habitats.
39 branches of this genus, most-observed first
bluehead gilia
speciesGilia capitata
bird's-eye gilia
speciesGilia tricolor
California gilia
speciesGilia achilleifolia
Star Gilia
speciesGilia stellata
chaparral gilia
speciesGilia angelensis
showy gilia
speciesGilia cana
Nevada gilia
speciesGilia brecciarum
purplespot gilia
speciesGilia clivorum
greater yellowthroat gilia
speciesGilia tenuiflora
Clokey's gilia
speciesGilia clokeyi
lesser yellowthroat gilia
speciesGilia flavocincta
coastal gilia
speciesGilia diegensis
rosy gilia
speciesGilia sinuata
Broad-flowered Gilia
speciesGilia latiflora
volcanic gilia
speciesGilia ochroleuca
fineflowered gilia
speciesGilia leptantha
rock gilia
speciesGilia scopulorum
little gilia
speciesGilia minor
dark-eyed gilia
speciesGilia millefoliata
Lynda's Gilia
speciesGilia lyndana
eyed gilia
speciesGilia ophthalmoides
El Paso Gilia
speciesGilia mexicana
Gilia laciniata
speciesGilia laciniata
nevin's gilia
speciesGilia nevinii
shy gilia
speciesGilia inconspicua
puffcalyx gilia
speciesGilia aliquanta
inland gilia
speciesGilia interior
Gilia crassifolia
speciesGilia crassifolia
salt gilia
speciesGilia salticola
Modoc gilia
speciesGilia modocensis
transmontane gilia
speciesGilia transmontana
scrub gilia
speciesGilia malior
Tweedy's Gilia
speciesGilia tweedyi
monarch gilia
speciesGilia yorkii
southwestern gilia
speciesGilia austrooccidentalis
Gilia lomensis
speciesGilia lomensis
Gilia karenae
speciesGilia karenae
Gilia valdiviensis
speciesGilia valdiviensis
Gilia patagonica
speciesGilia patagonica
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 50837.