genus
Bitterroot
Lewisia
Field notes
Children
- Bitterroot native
- Dwarf Lewisia native
- Quill-leaf Lewisia native
- Columbian Lewisia native
- Cliff Maids native
- Threeleaf Lewisia native
- Nevada Lewisia native
- Short-sepaled Lewisia native
- Kellogg's Lewisia native
- Opposite-leaved Lewisia native
- Glandular Lewisia native
- Cantelow's Lewisia native
- Maguire's Lewisia native
- Long-petaled Lewisia
- Yosemite Lewisia native
- Congdon's Lewisia
- Sacajawea's Bitterroot
- Lewisia × whiteae native
- Stebbins' Lewisia native
- Trinity Lewisia
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Key traits
- Layer
- Herbaceous plants
- Plant type
- Perennial Wildflower
From USDA PLANTS.
Top native bitterroot All
Native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.
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Dwarf Lewisia
Lewisia pygmaea
food
1
flowers
1
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Bitterroot
Lewisia rediviva
flowers
26
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Columbian Lewisia
Lewisia columbiana
flowers
2
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Kellogg's Lewisia
Lewisia kelloggii
flowers
2
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Cantelow's Lewisia
Lewisia cantelovii
flowers
2
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Quill-leaf Lewisia
Lewisia leeana
flowers
1
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Threeleaf Lewisia
Lewisia triphylla
flowers
1
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Nevada Lewisia
Lewisia nevadensis
flowers
1
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Cliff Maids
Lewisia cotyledon
flowers
1
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Short-sepaled Lewisia
Lewisia brachycalyx
flowers
1
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Opposite-leaved Lewisia
Lewisia oppositifolia
flowers
1
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Glandular Lewisia
Lewisia glandulosa
flowers
1
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Maguire's Lewisia
Lewisia maguirei
flowers
1
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Yosemite Lewisia
Lewisia disepala
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Stebbins' Lewisia
Lewisia stebbinsii