genus
Aliciella
Aliciella
Field notes
Children
- Broad-leaved Gilia native
- Sticky Gilia native
- Sand Aliciella native
- Coral Gilia native
- Lake Fork Aliciella native
- San Juan Gilia native
- Coyote Gilia native
- Lott's Aliciella native
- Desert Pale Aliciella native
- Ripley's Aliciella native
- Mono Lake Aliciella native
- Black Canyon Gilia native
- Aztec Gilia native
- Dainty Aliciella native
- Rabbit Valley Gilia native
- Stonecrop Gilia native
- Pinyon Gilia
- Cactus Flat Gilia native
- Clifford's Gilia native
- Smallest Aliciella native
- Nye Gilia native
- Mussentuchit Gilia
- Mcvicker's Gilia
Range
Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided
Key traits
- Layer
- Herbaceous plants
- Plant type
- Annual Perennial Wildflower
From USDA PLANTS.
Top native Aliciella All
Native to the US, ranked by caterpillars, then bees and other hosts, food, flowers and shelter.
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Broad-leaved Gilia
Aliciella latifolia
flowers
1
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Sticky Gilia
Aliciella pinnatifida
flowers
1
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Desert Pale Aliciella
Aliciella hutchinsifolia
flowers
1
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Clifford's Gilia
Aliciella cliffordii
flowers
1
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Sand Aliciella
Aliciella leptomeria
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Coral Gilia
Aliciella subnuda
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Lake Fork Aliciella
Aliciella stenothyrsa
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San Juan Gilia
Aliciella haydenii
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Coyote Gilia
Aliciella triodon
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Lott's Aliciella
Aliciella lottiae
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Ripley's Aliciella
Aliciella ripleyi
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Mono Lake Aliciella
Aliciella monoensis
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Aztec Gilia
Aliciella formosa
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Dainty Aliciella
Aliciella micromeria
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Rabbit Valley Gilia
Aliciella caespitosa