Family | Scientific Name | Common Name | Habitat | Distribution | Image |
Lamiaceae | Lycopus Ă—sherardii | | Swamps, bogs, roadsides. | Scattered in the eastern US where the ranges of the two parents overlap, apparently resulting in large hybrid swarms in some areas (see Henderson 1962) | |
Lamiaceae | Lycopus americanus | American Bugleweed | Marshes, bottomlands. | NL (Newfoundland) west to BC, south to FL Panhandle and CA. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus amplectens | Clasping Water-horehound | Clay-based Carolina bays, other moist habitats. | MA south to ne. FL; disjunct inland around the Great Lakes and (allegedly) in w. NC. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus angustifolius | Narrowleaf Bugleweed, Southern Bog Water-horehound | Bogs, marshes, natural lake shorelines. | Se. VA south to FL, west to e. TX, north in the interior to s. TN and s. MO. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus cokeri | Coker's Bugleweed, Carolina Bugleweed | Pocosins, boggy streamheads, seepage bogs. | Endemic to the Fall-line Sandhill region of sc. NC and SC | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus europaeus | Gypsywort, European Bugleweed | Tidal marshes and shores, other marshes, ditches. | Native of Europe. In the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence River regions, hybrid swarms involving L. americanus and L. europaeus are numerous (Webber & Ball 1980), however, to date there is no evidence that these species have hybridized within the Flora region. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus glandulosus | | Seepages, bogs, floodplains, creekbanks, ditches, on floating logs in ponds. | Endemic to the West Gulf Coastal Plain of sw. AR, nw. LA, and ne. TX. | |
Lamiaceae | Lycopus rubellus | Stalked Bugleweed | Marshes, swamp forests, bottomlands. | ME west to MI, south to FL and TX. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus uniflorus | Northern Bugleweed | Bogs, seeps, wet forests. | NL (Newfoundland) west to AK, south to w. NC, AR, and CA. | 
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Lamiaceae | Lycopus virginicus | Virginia Bugleweed | Swamps, bottomlands, tidal marshes, other wet habitats. | MA west to PA, s. IN, MO, and OK, south to n. peninsular FL, Panhandle FL, and e. TX. | 
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