12 results for family: Nartheciaceae.
| Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
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| Nartheciaceae | Aletris | Colic-root, Stargrass, Miller's-maid | | | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Aletris aurea | Golden Colic-root | Pine savannas, seepage bogs, pine flatwoods. | S. MD south to ne. FL, Panhandle FL, west to e. TX and se. OK. | |
| Nartheciaceae | Aletris bracteata | Bracted Colic-root | Pine rocklands, marl prairies. | S. peninsular FL; Bahamas. | |
| Nartheciaceae | Aletris farinosa | Northern White Colic-root, Mealy Colic-root, Stargrass | Pine savannas, pine flatwoods, seepage bogs, mafic fens and barrens, upland hardpan woodlands and savannas, sandy woodlands, meadows, "salt meadows" (Tatnall 1946), roadbanks. | S. ME, s. ON, and se. MN south to s. GA, FL (Wunderlin & Hansen 2011), LA (and e. TX), the only species of the genus not restricted (or very nearly so) to the Coastal Plain. | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Aletris lutea | Yellow Colic-root | Wet pine savannas. | E. GA (in immediate proximity to the SC border) south to s. FL, and west to e. LA (Weigant 2002); disjunct in w. LA (Sorrie & LeBlond 2008) and recently verified in se. NC (R. Thornhill, pers. comm. 2012) (another specimen collected in se. NC has recently been annotated as A. lutea, but it appears to be A. farinosa). The report by Fernald (1950) of A. lutea Small as far north as se. VA is probably in error. | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Aletris obovata | Southern White Colic-root | Pine savannas. | Se. SC south to c. peninsular FL, west to e. Panhandle FL. Reported for AL and MS (Kartesz 1999, 2015), but the reports rejected (based on misidentified specimens). | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Lophiola | Golden Crest | | | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Lophiola aurea | Golden Crest | Wet pine savannas, bogs, marshes, pondcypress savannas, ditches adjacent to these natural habitats. | FL Panhandle and sw. GA west to e. LA; se. NC (where only a few populations remain); n. DE (at least formerly) and s. NJ; disjunct in NS. | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Nartheciaceae | Bog-asphodel Family | | | 
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| Nartheciaceae | Narthecium | Asphodel | | |
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| Nartheciaceae | Narthecium americanum | Yellow Asphodel | Wet seepages or savannas. | S. NJ; DE (where believed extirpated); disjunct in c. SC (where apparently extirpated, though still worth seeking in mucky seepages of the Fall-line Sandhills of SC and NC). |
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| Nartheciaceae | Narthecium montanum | Appalachian Yellow Asphodel | Bogs. | As far as is known, endemic to Henderson County, NC. With the drainage of the bogs of East Flat Rock, Henderson County, this species is apparently extinct. | |