Liliaceae

Lily Family: Liliaceae
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae Division: Magnoliophyta Class: Lilliopsida Order: Liliales Family: Liliaceae
Genera
Abama[?] Aletris[?] Allium[?] - Onion and garlic Amaryllis - Amaryllis or surprise lily Amianthium[?] Androstephium[?] Anthericum[?] Anticlea Arthropodium[?] Asparagus - Asparagus Asphodelus Astelia[?] Atamosco[?] Bellevalia[?] Bloomeria[?] Bomarea[?] Brodiaea[?] Calochortus[?] Camassia[?] Chamaelirium[?] Chionographis[?] Chlorogalum[?] Chlorophytum[?] Clintonia[?] Colchicum Conanthera[?] Convallaria - Lily of the valley Cooperia[?] Crinum[?] Curculigo[?] Cyclobothra[?] Daiswa[?] Dianella[?] Disporum[?] Drimia[?] Drimiopsis[?] Echeandia[?] Eremurus[?] Eriospermum[?] Erythronium - Trout lily[?] Eucharis[?] Eucrosia[?] Eustephia[?] Fritillaria Gagea[?] Gloriosa[?] Greenia[?] Griffinia[?] Habranthus[?] Harperocallis[?] Hastingsia[?] Helonias[?] Heloniopsis[?] Hemerocallis[?] - Daylily[?] Hemiphylacus[?] Herreria[?] Hesperanthes[?] Hesperoscordum[?] Hessea[?] Hippeastrum[?] Hookera[?] Hymenocallis[?] Hypoxis[?] Ismene[?] Jaimehintonia[?] Johnsonia[?] Laxmannia[?] Lepidopharynx[?] Leucocrinum[?] Lilium - Lily Liriope - Lilyturf[?] Melanthium[?] Metanarthecium[?] Miersia[?] Milla[?] Molineria[?] Muilla[?] Narcissus - Jonquil, daffodil Narthecium[?] Nietneria[?] Nomocharis[?] Nothoscordum[?] Odontostomum[?] Ophiopogon[?] Ornithogalum[?] - Star of Bethlehem[?] Paris Peliosanthes[?] Phaedranassa[?] Phalangium[?] Polygonatum[?] - Solomons seal[?] Prosartes[?] Quamasia[?] Roulinia[?] Salomonia[?] Schoenocaulon[?] Scilla[?] Scoliopus[?] Selonia[?] Smilacina[?] - False Solomons seal[?] Stenanthium[?] Streptopus[?] Stropholirion[?] Theropogon[?] Tofieldia[?] Tovaria[?] Toxicoscordion[?] Tracyanthus[?] Tricyrtis[?] Trillium - Trillium or wakerobin Triteleia[?] Tulbaghia[?] Tulipa[?] - Tulip Tupistra[?] Unifolium[?] Urceolina[?] Vagnera[?] Veratrum[?] Wurmbea[?] Xerophyllum[?] Zephyranthes[?] Zigadenus[?] Zygadenus[?]

The Liliaceae is an important family of monocotyledons that includes a great number of important ornamental flowers. Plants in this family have linear leaves, mostly with parallel veins, and flower parts in threes.

The family Smilacaceae was formerly included in the Liliaceae but now is segregated on several bases.