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Asphodeline lutea (king's spear,
yellow asphodel) is a
perennial plant native to
southeastern Europe,
northern Africa, the
Caucasus and the Levant. It...
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Asphodeline is a
genus of
perennial plants in the
family Asphodelaceae,
first described as a
genus in 1830. It is
native to the
eastern Mediterranean...
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Asphodeline tenuior, the thin
asphodeline, is a
species of
plant in the
family Asphodelaceae,
subfamily Asphodeloideae. It is
native to the
Caucasus (southern...
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Arabian Peninsula Formerly included Asphodelus luteus L. –
synonym of
Asphodeline lutea The leaves[clarification needed] are used to wrap burrata, an Italian...
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Klopper &
Gideon F.Sm.
Aristaloe Boatwr. &
Manning Astroloba Uitewaal Asphodeline Rchb.
Asphodelus L.
Bulbine Wolf
Bulbinella ****h
Chortolirion A.Berger...
- be Homer's
asphodel of the underworld, but so has the
closely related Asphodeline lutea. The
branched asphodel is
known to
contain colchicine, a chemical...
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Asphodelus aestivus,
Mediterranean basin Asphodelus albus Asphodelus ramosus Asphodeline lutea, the
yellow asphodel Narthecium ossifragum, the bog
asphodel (Western...
- agenensis), orchids,
irises (including Iris haynei) and
yellow asphodel (
Asphodeline Lutea),
spontaneous barley (Hordeum spontaneum), Mt.
Tabor larkspur,...
- ****ociated with the
white Asphodelus ramosus (Macmillan (1887)) or the
yellow Asphodeline lutea (Graves (1949)),
previously classified as
Asphodelus luteus. Linnaeus...
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regions include bulbous plants such as tulips, fritillaries,
Asphodeline damascena,
Asphodeline lutea, crocus, iris,
Drimia maritima, Colchi**** hierosolymitanum...
