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  • (Macaronesia)  +
  • (including Mexico)  +
  • 1 circumboreal.  +
  • 1 in Asia in s India  +
  • 1 in Australia.  +
  • 1 in Calif. and Mexico  +
  • 1 in Japan.  +
  • 1 in Mexico.  +
  • 1 in Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • 1 in e Africa.  +
  • 1 in e Asia.  +
  • 1 in e North America  +
  • 1 in temperate e Asia.  +
  • 1 in the Himalayas  +
  • 1 or 2 species naturalized in temperate areas.  +
  • 1 species has escaped in parts of the Neotropics.  +
  • 1 species in New Zealand and 1 in Great Britain probably naturalized.  +
  • 1 widespread in the tropics.  +
  • 1(–2) species reported from Siberia.  +
  • 10 in Africa.  +
  • 100–1400 m  +
  • 1400–2800 m  +
  • 2 in Central America.  +
  • 2 species widespread as adventives.  +
  • 2–3 species in South America.  +
  • 3 in e Asia.  +
  • 3 in warm temperate to tropical America and 1 in West Africa.  +
  • 3 in warm temperate to tropical America and 1 in w Africa.  +
  • ?La.  +
  • Africa  +
  • Africa (Algeria  +
  • Africa (Algeria)  +
  • Africa (Cameroon  +
  • Africa (Cameroon)  +
  • Africa (Cameroon).  +
  • Africa (Cape Verde Island)  +
  • Africa (Chad).  +
  • Africa (Congo  +
  • Africa (Egypt  +
  • Africa (Egypt)  +
  • Africa (Eritrea  +
  • Africa (Ethiopia  +
  • Africa (Ethiopia)  +
  • Africa (Ethiopia).  +
  • Africa (Kenya  +
  • Africa (Kenya).  +
  • Africa (Lesotho).  +
  • Africa (Libya)  +
  • Africa (Madagascar)  +
  • Africa (Malawi).  +
  • Africa (Mediterranean and tropical regions)  +
  • Africa (Mediterranean region  +
  • Africa (Mediterranean region)  +
  • Africa (Mediterranean region).  +
  • Africa (Morocco)  +
  • Africa (Morocco).  +
  • Africa (Nigeria  +
  • Africa (Republic of South Africa)  +
  • Africa (Republic of South Africa).  +
  • Africa (South Africa)  +
  • Africa (South Africa).  +
  • Africa (Sudan)  +
  • Africa (Zimbabwe)  +
  • Africa (c Africa)  +
  • Africa (including Madagascar  +
  • Africa (including Madagascar)  +
  • Africa (including Madagascar).  +
  • Africa (mostly South Africa  +
  • Africa (native to Madagascar).  +
  • Africa (north)  +
  • Africa (nw Mediterranean region).  +
  • Africa (w Mediterranean region  +
  • Africa in Madagascar  +
  • Africa including Madagascar  +
  • Africa including Madagascar.  +
  • Africa.  +
  • Ala.  +
  • Ala.(?)  +
  • Alabama  +
  • Alaska  +
  • Alaska (Aleutian Islands)  +
  • Alaska (including Aleutian Islands)  +
  • Alaska (w Aleutian Islands)  +
  • Alaska including the Aleutian Islands  +
  • Alaska.  +
  • Alaskaw  +
  • Aleutian Islands  +
  • All Africa  +
  • All North American  +
  • Almost entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Almost throughout New World from southern Canada to s South America  +
  • Almost throughout range of family.  +
  • Almost wholly New World  +
  • Almost worldwide  +
  • Almost worldwide.  +
  • Along or near Atlantic coast on dunes and open sandy places  +
  • Alpine  +
  • Alpine regions of w North America.  +
  • Alta.  +
  • Altai)  +
  • Amphitropical  +
  • Anadyr Basin  +
  • Andean South America.  +
  • Andean and tropical Southeast Asian mountains.  +
  • Antarctic Islands.  +
  • Antarctic Peninsula).  +
  • Antarctic.  +
  • Antarctica (Alexandra Island).  +
  • Antarctica (Deception Island).  +
  • Antarctica (South Sandwich Islands  +
  • Antarctica (sub-Antarctic Islands).  +
  • Antarctica (subantarctic islands).  +
  • Antarctica.  +
  • Apparently Fla.  +
  • Arabia  +
  • Arabia.  +
  • Arabian peninsula  +
  • Arctic  +
  • Arctic Asia (Siberia).  +
  • Arctic Circle to s Mexico  +
  • Arctic Europe  +
  • Arctic North America  +
  • Arctic and alpine  +
  • Arctic and alpine North America  +
  • Arctic and alpine regions.  +
  • Arctic and temperate Asia  +
  • Arctic and temperate Asia.  +
  • Arctic and temperate North America  +
  • Arctic and temperate regions  +
  • Arctic regions.  +
  • Arctic.  +
  • Arid  +
  • Arid regions  +
  • Arid regions of Tex. and Mexico (Coahuila  +
  • Ariz.  +
  • Arizona  +
  • Arizona.  +
  • Ark.  +
  • Asia  +
  • Asia (Afghanistan  +
  • Asia (Afghanistan)  +
  • Asia (Afghanistan).  +
  • Asia (Altai Mountains  +
  • Asia (Arabia)  +
  • Asia (Arabian Peninsula)  +
  • Asia (Asia Minor).  +
  • Asia (Assam  +
  • Asia (Azerbaijan  +
  • Asia (Bangladesh  +
  • Asia (Bhutan  +
  • Asia (Borneo  +
  • Asia (Burma)  +
  • Asia (Cambodia  +
  • Asia (Caucasus  +
  • Asia (Caucasus in Dagestan  +
  • Asia (Caucasus)  +
  • Asia (Caucasus).  +
  • Asia (China  +
  • Asia (China [Jilin]  +
  • Asia (China [Xinjiang]  +
  • Asia (China and Japan).  +
  • Asia (China in Yunnan  +
  • Asia (China)  +
  • Asia (China).  +
  • Asia (China: Sichuan  +
  • Asia (Chukotka  +
  • Asia (Formosa  +
  • Asia (Georgia  +
  • Asia (Georgia).  +
  • Asia (Himalaya  +
  • Asia (Himalaya Mountains)  +
  • Asia (Himalayan region  +
  • Asia (Himalayas  +
  • Asia (Himalayas to e China  +
  • Asia (India  +
  • Asia (India and the Malay Peninsula).  +
  • Asia (India in Kashmir)  +
  • Asia (India to Japan and Indonesia)  +
  • Asia (India to New Guinea)  +
  • Asia (India)  +
  • Asia (India).  +
  • Asia (Indonesia  +
  • Asia (Indonesia)  +
  • Asia (Indonesia).  +
  • Asia (Iran).  +
  • Asia (Iraq  +
  • Asia (Israel)  +
  • Asia (Japan  +
  • Asia (Japan)  +
  • Asia (Japan).  +
  • Asia (Kamchatka  +
  • Asia (Kamchatka to Hokkaido).  +
  • Asia (Kamchatka to Japan).  +
  • Asia (Kamchatka).  +
  • Asia (Kamtchatka peninsula in e Russia to Japan).  +
  • Asia (Kashmir  +
  • Asia (Kashmir)  +
  • Asia (Kazakhstan  +
  • Asia (Kazakhstan)  +
  • Asia (Komandorskiye Islands).  +
  • Asia (Korea)  +
  • Asia (Korea).  +
  • Asia (Malaysia)  +
  • Asia (Malesia)  +
  • Asia (Mediterranean region  +
  • Asia (Mediterranean region to c Asia).  +
  • Asia (Mediterranean region)  +
  • Asia (Middle East  +
  • Asia (Middle East)  +
  • Asia (Mongolia  +
  • Asia (Mongolia).  +
  • Asia (Near East)  +
  • Asia (Near East).  +
  • Asia (Pakistan)  +
  • Asia (Russia  +
  • Asia (Russia in Siberia).  +
  • Asia (Russia in Siberia: Taimyr Peninsula  +
  • Asia (Russia).  +
  • Asia (Russia: Amur Region  +
  • Asia (Russia: w Siberia to Russian Far East).  +
  • Asia (Russian Arctic)  +
  • Asia (Russian Far East  +
  • Asia (Russian Far East [Chukchi Peninsula]).  +
  • Asia (Russian Far East and Japan).  +
  • Asia (Russian Far East).  +
  • Asia (Siberia  +
  • Asia (Siberia)  +
  • Asia (Siberia).  +
  • Asia (Siberia: Altai Mountains).  +
  • Asia (Sri Lanka)  +
  • Asia (Syria)  +
  • Asia (Turkey)  +
  • Asia (Turkey).  +
  • Asia (Vietnam)  +
  • Asia (Yemen)  +
  • Asia (Yemen).  +
  • Asia (boreal Russia).  +
  • Asia (c  +
  • Asia (c Asia  +
  • Asia (c Russia).  +
  • Asia (e China  +
  • Asia (e China)  +
  • Asia (e Himalayas)  +
  • Asia (e Russia).  +
  • Asia (e Siberia).  +
  • Asia (e to the Altai Mountains  +
  • Asia (esp. Mediterranean region e to c Asia)  +
  • Asia (in Asia Minor and Tibet).  +
  • Asia (including Indonesia)  +
  • Asia (including Malesia).  +
  • Asia (including Sumatra).  +
  • Asia (including Taiwan)  +
  • Asia (including the Middle East).  +
  • Asia (n  +
  • Asia (n China  +
  • Asia (n Japan  +
  • Asia (n Russia).  +
  • Asia (n Russian Far East including Kamchatka  +
  • Asia (n Siberia)  +
  • Asia (native to India and Southeast Asia).  +
  • Asia (native to India).  +
  • Asia (native to Pakistan and India).  +
  • Asia (ne China  +
  • Asia (ne India).  +
  • Asia (ne Russia).  +
  • Asia (ne Siberia).  +
  • Asia (nearly circumarctic  +
  • Asia (nw China  +
  • Asia (nw Iran  +
  • Asia (nw Siberia).  +
  • Asia (primarily China)  +
  • Asia (s China  +
  • Asia (s Japan)  +
  • Asia (s to India  +
  • Asia (se Siberia).  +
  • Asia (sw Arabia  +
  • Asia (sw Arabia)  +
  • Asia (sw China  +
  • Asia (sw China)  +
  • Asia (the Himalayas  +
  • Asia (to New Guinea).  +
  • Asia (w China  +
  • Asia (w Siberia)  +
  • Asia (w Siberia).  +
  • Asia (wc  +
  • Asia Eurasia.  +
  • Asia Minor.  +
  • Asia [Japan  +
  • Asia and Madagascar.  +
  • Asia and beyond.  +
  • Asia in Caucasus Mountains.  +
  • Asia in China  +
  • Asia in China and Japan.  +
  • Asia in China.  +
  • Asia in India.  +
  • Asia in Japan  +
  • Asia in Japan and the former Soviet republics.  +
  • Asia in Japan.  +
  • Asia in Kamchatka  +
  • Asia in Kamchatka in the former Soviet republics.  +
  • Asia in Kamtchatka and Japan.  +
  • Asia in Siberia  +
  • Asia in boreal and arctic areas.  +
  • Asia in n  +
  • Asia in ne former Soviet republics.  +
  • Asia in s India  +
  • Asia in the Himalayas  +
  • Asia in the Himalayas.  +
  • Asia in w China.  +
  • Asia including Japan  +
  • Asia with 1 in Taiwan and 1 in s China and Myanmar.  +
  • Asia.  +
  • Asiaasia.  +
  • Atlantic Island (Azores  +
  • Atlantic Islands  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Azores  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Azores).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Canary Islands  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Canary Islands [Gran Canaria])  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Canary Islands)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Canary Islands).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Cape Verde Islands)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Cape Verde)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Faeroe Islands  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Falkland Islands  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Falkland Islands)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Falkland Islands).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Faroe Islands  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Faroe Islands).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Faroes  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Faroes).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Gough Island  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Iceland  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Iceland)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Iceland).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Kerguelen Island)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Macaronesia)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Macaronesia).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Macronesia)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Madeira)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Madeira).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Spitsbergen).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Svalbard).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (Tenerife)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (especially Canary Islands).  +
  • Atlantic Islands (including Macaronesia)  +
  • Atlantic Islands (native  +
  • Atlantic Islands.  +
  • Atlantic Ocean Islands (Macaronesia).  +
  • Atlantic and Gulf coastal plain  +
  • Australasia  +
  • Australasia.  +
  • Australia  +
  • Australia (Queensland)  +
  • Australia (Queensland).  +
  • Australia (Tasmania (introduced)).  +
  • Australia (Tasmania)  +
  • Australia (Tasmania).  +
  • Australia (including  +
  • Australia (including Tasmania)  +
  • Australia (including Tasmania).  +
  • Australia (introduced)  +
  • Australia (introduced).  +
  • Australia (probably introduced).  +
  • Australia in Queensland.  +
  • Australia.  +
  • Australia. This is a poorly understood genus in need of detailed work.  +
  • Azores  +
  • B.C.  +
  • B.C. (Queen Charlotte Islands)  +
  • B.C. (including Queen Charlotte Island)  +
  • Bahama Islands).  +
  • Bahamas  +
  • Bahamas.  +
  • Baja California Sur  +
  • Baja California Sur).  +
  • Baja California.  +
  • Balearic Islands  +
  • Belize  +
  • Belize.  +
  • Bermuda  +
  • Bermuda.  +
  • Bolivia  +
  • Bolivia)  +
  • Bolivia).  +
  • Bolivia.  +
  • Bonin Islands).  +
  • Boreal North America  +
  • Boreal and cold north temperate areas  +
  • Boreal and subarctic North America  +
  • Boreal regions of North America  +
  • Boreal to tropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Borneo  +
  • Brazil  +
  • Brazil)  +
  • Brazil).  +
  • Brazil.  +
  • Calcareous to slightly acidic substrates in fresh  +
  • Calif.  +
  • Calif. (Channel Islands).  +
  • Calif. (Tulare County).  +
  • Calif. (including Channel Islands)  +
  • Calif. (including San Nicholas Island)  +
  • Calif. (unconfirmed)  +
  • Calif. (vicinity of Mount St. Helena).  +
  • Calif. and Nev.  +
  • Calif. and Oreg.  +
  • Calif. and nw Mexico (Baja California).  +
  • California  +
  • California.  +
  • Canada  +
  • Canary  +
  • Canary Islands  +
  • Canary Islands)  +
  • Canary Islands).  +
  • Cape Verde Islands).  +
  • Caribbean Basin.  +
  • Caribbean region and bordering areas.  +
  • Caucasia  +
  • Caucasus  +
  • Caucasus Mountains  +
  • Caucasus e to Afghanistan).  +
  • Caucasus region)  +
  • Cayman Islands  +
  • Cayman Islands).  +
  • Celebes Islands  +
  • Central America  +
  • Central America (Belize  +
  • Central America (Belize and Honduras to Nicaragua).  +
  • Central America (Belize)  +
  • Central America (Belize).  +
  • Central America (British Honduras)  +
  • Central America (Caribbean coasts of Belize  +
  • Central America (Costa Rica  +
  • Central America (Costa Rica and Panama).  +
  • Central America (Costa Rica)  +
  • Central America (Costa Rica).  +
  • Central America (El Salvador  +
  • Central America (El Salvador)  +
  • Central America (El Salvador).  +
  • Central America (Guatemala  +
  • Central America (Guatemala and Belize)  +
  • Central America (Guatemala)  +
  • Central America (Guatemala).  +
  • Central America (Honduras  +
  • Central America (Honduras)  +
  • Central America (Honduras).  +
  • Central America (Nicaragua  +
  • Central America (Nicaragua)  +
  • Central America (Nicaragua).  +
  • Central America (Panama  +
  • Central America (Panama)  +
  • Central America (Panama).  +
  • Central America (in Guatemala).  +
  • Central America (s to Costa Rica).  +
  • Central America (to Costa Rica).  +
  • Central America (to Guatemala).  +
  • Central America (to Honduras)  +
  • Central America (to Nicaragua)  +
  • Central America (to Nicaragua).  +
  • Central America (to Volcán Chiriquí  +
  • Central America in Belize  +
  • Central America in Belize.  +
  • Central America in Costa Rica.  +
  • Central America in Guatemala  +
  • Central America in Guatemala.  +
  • Central America to Costa Rica  +
  • Central America to Panama  +
  • Central America to South America (n Argentina).  +
  • Central America.  +
  • Central Rocky Mountains.  +
  • Channel Islands  +
  • Chiapas  +
  • Chiefly cold-temperate Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Chihuahua  +
  • Chihuahua)  +
  • Chihuahua).  +
  • Chile  +
  • Chile)  +
  • Chile).  +
  • China  +
  • China in Taiwan  +
  • China.  +
  • Chukotka  +
  • Chukotka).  +
  • Circumboreal  +
  • Circumboreal (circumpolar and north temperate).  +
  • Circumboreal and Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • Circumboreal.  +
  • Circumpolar  +
  • Circumpolar arctic-alpine  +
  • Circumpolar to circumboreal  +
  • Circumpolar.  +
  • Circumtemperate and circumboreal.  +
  • Claytonia joanneana Roemer & Schultes  +
  • Coahuila  +
  • Coahuila)  +
  • Coahuila).  +
  • Coastal Alaska and low-arctic Canada  +
  • Coastal Calif.  +
  • Coastal North America  +
  • Coastal North America.  +
  • Coastal and saline areas  +
  • Coastal to montane areas.  +
  • Coastal w North America  +
  • Colder parts of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Colima  +
  • Colima [Socorro Island]  +
  • Colo.  +
  • Colombia  +
  • Colombia to Patagonia)  +
  • Colombia)  +
  • Colombia).  +
  • Commander Islands  +
  • Commander Islands).  +
  • Conn.  +
  • Cool  +
  • Cool temperate  +
  • Cool temperate and boreal Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Cool temperate regions  +
  • Cool temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and South America.  +
  • Cool temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Corsica  +
  • Cosmopolitan  +
  • Cosmopolitan.  +
  • Costa Rica  +
  • Costa Rica)  +
  • Costa Rica).  +
  • Crimea)  +
  • Cuba  +
  • Cuba)  +
  • Cuba).  +
  • Cuba.  +
  • Czech Republic  +
  • D.C  +
  • D.C.  +
  • Deciduous forests of e North America  +
  • Del.  +
  • Democratic Republic of Congo  +
  • Denmark  +
  • Desert regions  +
  • Distrito Federal  +
  • Dominican Republic  +
  • Dominican Republic)  +
  • Dominican Republic).  +
  • Dry plains  +
  • Dry subtropical forests and scrub  +
  • Dunes  +
  • Durango  +
  • Durango)  +
  • Durango).  +
  • E. japonicum Decaisne  +
  • Easter Island  +
  • Eastern Hemisphere.  +
  • Eastern North America.  +
  • Ecuador  +
  • Ecuador)  +
  • Ecuador).  +
  • Ecuador.  +
  • Egypt)  +
  • El Salvador  +
  • El Salvador)  +
  • Endemic to se United States.  +
  • England  +
  • England)  +
  • Escapes in Fla.  +
  • Ethiopia)  +
  • Eurasia  +
  • Eurasia (Alps  +
  • Eurasia (Balkans to c Asia)  +
  • Eurasia (Caucasus  +
  • Eurasia (China  +
  • Eurasia (China [Altay Shan]  +
  • Eurasia (Chukotka  +
  • Eurasia (India  +
  • Eurasia (Japan  +
  • Eurasia (Mediterranean  +
  • Eurasia (Mediterranean region and arid regions of sw Asia)  +
  • Eurasia (Mediterranean region)  +
  • Eurasia (Mediterranean region).  +
  • Eurasia (Mediterranean).  +
  • Eurasia (Norway  +
  • Eurasia (Russia  +
  • Eurasia (Russia).  +
  • Eurasia (Russian Far East  +
  • Eurasia (Scandinavia  +
  • Eurasia (Siberia) to Asia (Siberia  +
  • Eurasia (arctic regions  +
  • Eurasia (arctic regions).  +
  • Eurasia (e Azerbaijan  +
  • Eurasia (e Europe  +
  • Eurasia (esp. Mediterranean region  +
  • Eurasia (including 1 crossing equator in Sumatra)  +
  • Eurasia (including Iceland)  +
  • Eurasia (including India  +
  • Eurasia (including Papua New Guinea)  +
  • Eurasia (including Turkey)  +
  • Eurasia (introduced).  +
  • Eurasia (native to s Siberia).  +
  • Eurasia (ne Russia).  +
  • Eurasia (ne Russian Far East: Chukotka and Oekhotia).  +
  • Eurasia (northernmost Norway and Russia).  +
  • Eurasia (possibly as far east as India)  +
  • Eurasia (s to Himalayas  +
  • Eurasia [Platanthera obtusata subsp. oligantha].  +
  • Eurasia [Russian Far East (Chukotka)].  +
  • Eurasia and n Africa.  +
  • Eurasia s to Himalayas  +
  • Eurasia s to n Italy  +
  • Eurasia)  +
  • Eurasia.  +
  • Eurasia?.  +
  • Eurasian mountains  +
  • Europe  +
  • Europe (Alps)  +
  • Europe (Balearic Islands)  +
  • Europe (Balkan Peninsula  +
  • Europe (Balkans)  +
  • Europe (Belgium  +
  • Europe (British Isles  +
  • Europe (British Isles)  +
  • Europe (Czech Republic  +
  • Europe (Denmark  +
  • Europe (England  +
  • Europe (Faroe  +
  • Europe (Finland  +
  • Europe (Finland).  +
  • Europe (France  +
  • Europe (France).  +
  • Europe (Germany  +
  • Europe (Germany)  +
  • Europe (Great Britain  +
  • Europe (Greece  +
  • Europe (Greece)  +
  • Europe (Hungary)  +
  • Europe (Iceland  +
  • Europe (Iceland).  +
  • Europe (Ireland  +
  • Europe (Italy  +
  • Europe (Italy)  +
  • Europe (Jan Mayen  +
  • Europe (Medi-terranean region)  +
  • Europe (Mediter-ranean region)  +
  • Europe (Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (Mediterranean region).  +
  • Europe (Mediterranean)  +
  • Europe (Norway  +
  • Europe (Norway [Spitsbergen])  +
  • Europe (Norway [Svalbard]  +
  • Europe (Norway [Svalbard]).  +
  • Europe (Norway [including Spitsbergen]  +
  • Europe (Norway)  +
  • Europe (Portugal  +
  • Europe (Portugal)  +
  • Europe (Portugal).  +
  • Europe (Russia  +
  • Europe (Russia)  +
  • Europe (Russia).  +
  • Europe (Sardinia and Corsica).  +
  • Europe (Sardinia)  +
  • Europe (Scandinavia)  +
  • Europe (Scandinavia).  +
  • Europe (Spain to w Russia)  +
  • Europe (Spain)  +
  • Europe (Spain).  +
  • Europe (Spitsbergen Island  +
  • Europe (Spitsbergen)  +
  • Europe (Spitsbergen).  +
  • Europe (Spitzbergen)  +
  • Europe (Sweden).  +
  • Europe (Turkey)  +
  • Europe (Ukraine)  +
  • Europe (United Kingdom).  +
  • Europe (Wales).  +
  • Europe (e Carpathians)  +
  • Europe (e Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (e Mediterranean)  +
  • Europe (e Russia).  +
  • Europe (esp. Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (especially Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (excluding most of Italy)  +
  • Europe (from Norway and Finland to Portugal  +
  • Europe (from Norway and w Russia to France and Greece).  +
  • Europe (including European Russia)  +
  • Europe (including Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (introduced in Denmark  +
  • Europe (introduced).  +
  • Europe (n  +
  • Europe (n Finland  +
  • Europe (n Russia)  +
  • Europe (n Russia).  +
  • Europe (n Scandinavia)  +
  • Europe (naturalized)  +
  • Europe (ne Russia)  +
  • Europe (reported as rare  +
  • Europe (se  +
  • Europe (southward to Spain  +
  • Europe (w Mediterranean region)  +
  • Europe (w Russian arctic and subarctic  +
  • Europe (w Turkey).  +
  • Europe (w United Kingdom  +
  • Europe in Finland  +
  • Europe in n Finland  +
  • Europe in ne former Soviet republics  +
  • Europe).  +
  • Europe.  +
  • Falkland Islands  +
  • Far w North America.  +
  • Faroe Islands  +
  • Federal District  +
  • Federal District)  +
  • Fennoscandia)  +
  • Finland  +
  • Fla.  +
  • Fla.(?)  +
  • Florida  +
  • Forested temperate and boreal Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Formosa  +
  • France  +
  • France).  +
  • French Guiana  +
  • French Polynesia  +
  • Ga.  +
  • Generally dry areas in temperate  +
  • Georgia  +
  • Georgia.  +
  • Germany  +
  • Germany [extinct]  +
  • Germany)  +
  • Germany).  +
  • Ghana  +
  • Ghana)  +
  • Gough Island  +
  • Great Britain).  +
  • Greater Antilles  +
  • Greater Antilles)  +
  • Greater Antilles).  +
  • Greater Antilles.  +
  • Greater and Lesser Antilles)  +
  • Greece  +
  • Greece)  +
  • Greenland  +
  • Greenland,Alta.  +
  • Greenland.  +
  • Guadalupe Island)  +
  • Guam  +
  • Guanajuato  +
  • Guatemala  +
  • Guatemala)  +
  • Guatemala).  +
  • Guatemala.  +
  • Guerrero  +
  • Guerrero)  +
  • Guyana  +
  • Guyana).  +
  • Haiti  +
  • Haiti)  +
  • Haiti).  +
  • Hawaii  +
  • Hawaii)  +
  • Hawaii).  +
  • Hawaii.  +
  • Hidalgo  +
  • Hidalgo)  +
  • Hidalgo).  +
  • Himalaya  +
  • Himalaya)  +
  • Himalayan India  +
  • Himalayas  +
  • Hispaniola  +
  • Hispaniola)  +
  • Hispaniola).  +
  • Hispaniola.  +
  • Hispanola).  +
  • Honduras  +
  • Honduras)  +
  • Honduras).  +
  • Honduras.  +
  • Hungary  +
  • Iceland  +
  • Iceland)  +
  • Iceland).  +
  • Iceland.  +
  • Idaho  +
  • Idaho.  +
  • Ill.  +
  • In and near brackish marshes of the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains  +
  • Ind.  +
  • India  +
  • India [Assam]  +
  • India in Sikkim  +
  • India)  +
  • India).  +
  • India.  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Aldabra  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Comoro  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Comoro Islands  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Comoros Islands  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Comoros Islands).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Heard Island  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Indonesia)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Kerguelen  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Kerguelen Islands)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Kerguelen Islands).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Kerguelen)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Madagascar  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Madagascar)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Madagascar).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Mauritius  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Mauritius)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Mauritius).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Reunion)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Reunion).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Réunion)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (Seychelles Islands)  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (e  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands (including Madagascar).  +
  • Indian Ocean Islands.  +
  • Indian Ocean islands  +
  • Indochina)  +
  • Indonesia  +
  • Indonesia [n Sumatra]  +
  • Indonesia)  +
  • Intermountain w United States.  +
  • Intoduced  +
  • Introduced  +
  • Introduced (possibly native) in s-c United States  +
  • Introduced and native  +
  • Introduced at other sites  +
  • Introduced from Europe  +
  • Introduced in Fla.  +
  • Introduced in United States and elsewhere  +
  • Iowa  +
  • Iowa.  +
  • Iran  +
  • Iran)  +
  • Iran).  +
  • Iranian Caucasus  +
  • Iraq  +
  • Iraq)  +
  • Ireland).  +
  • Israel  +
  • Italy  +
  • Italy)  +
  • Italy).  +
  • Jalisco  +
  • Jamaica  +
  • Jamaica)  +
  • Jamaica).  +
  • Jamaica.  +
  • Japan  +
  • Japan (of garden origin)  +
  • Japan [Hokkaido]  +
  • Japan in Hokkaido.  +
  • Japan)  +
  • Japan).  +
  • Japan.  +
  • Java  +
  • Java)  +
  • Java.  +
  • Jordan  +
  • Joshua tree woodlands  +
  • Juan Fernández Islands).  +
  • Juniper-oak woodlands  +
  • Kamchatka  +
  • Kamchatka).  +
  • Kans.  +
  • Kazakhstan  +
  • Kazakhstan.  +
  • Kazakstan  +
  • Kenya  +
  • Kerguelen Island  +
  • Known only from the type locality  +
  • Korea  +
  • Korea)  +
  • Korea).  +
  • Kuril Islands  +
  • Kuril Islands]).  +
  • Kuwait  +
  • Ky.  +
  • Kyrgyzstan  +
  • La.  +
  • Laos  +
  • Largely Greenland  +
  • Largely coastal  +
  • Latvia  +
  • Lebanon  +
  • Lebanon)  +
  • Lena-Kolyma  +
  • Lesser Antilles  +
  • Lesser Antilles)  +
  • Lesser Antilles).  +
  • Lesser Sunda Islands  +
  • Lithuania  +
  • Lowland tropics of Asia and Africa  +
  • Luxembourg  +
  • M.Mex.  +
  • Macaronesia  +
  • Macaronesia (Canary Islands  +
  • Macaronesia)  +
  • Macaronesia).  +
  • Macaronesia.  +
  • Madagascar  +
  • Madagascar)  +
  • Madagascar.  +
  • Madeira  +
  • Madeira)  +
  • Madeira).  +
  • Madiera Island).  +
  • Madiera)  +
  • Maine  +
  • Maine.  +
  • Mainly North America  +
  • Mainly Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Mainly Southern Hemisphere.  +
  • Mainly c  +
  • Mainly high mountains of Asia  +
  • Mainly in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Mainly north temperate and subarctic.  +
  • Mainly north temperate regions.  +
  • Mainly pantropical and subtropical.  +
  • Mainly temperate and subarctic.  +
  • Mainly temperate regions of North America.  +
  • Mainly temperate regions of w North America (Alaska to Mexico)  +
  • Mainly tropical.  +
  • Mainly w North America  +
  • Malawi  +
  • Malaya  +
  • Malaysia  +
  • Malaysia [Borneo])  +
  • Malaysia)  +
  • Malesia  +
  • Man.  +
  • Manchuria  +
  • Manchuria).  +
  • Maritime and subalpine areas of w North America  +
  • Martinique).  +
  • Mascarene Islands)  +
  • Mascarene Islands).  +
  • Mass.  +
  • Massachusetts  +
  • Mauritius  +
  • Mauritius).  +
  • Md.  +
  • Mediterranean  +
  • Mediterranean Basin  +
  • Mediterranean Basin.  +
  • Mediterranean Europe  +
  • Mediterranean area  +
  • Mediterranean areas.  +
  • Mediterranean basin  +
  • Mediterranean climate areas.  +
  • Mediterranean climates.  +
  • Mediterranean region  +
  • Mediterranean region and Atlantic islands (Canary  +
  • Mediterranean region to c Asia.  +
  • Mediterranean region)  +
  • Mediterranean region.  +
  • Mediterranean regions.  +
  • Mexico  +
  • Mexico (Aguascalientes  +
  • Mexico (Baja Calfornia).  +
  • Mexico (Baja Calif.)  +
  • Mexico (Baja California  +
  • Mexico (Baja California South  +
  • Mexico (Baja California Sur  +
  • Mexico (Baja California Sur)  +
  • Mexico (Baja California Sur).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California [Guadalupe Island: Ensenada])  +
  • Mexico (Baja California [Guadalupe Island]).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California and Chihuahua).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California and Sonora).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California and on Guadalupe Island).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California)  +
  • Mexico (Baja California).  +
  • Mexico (Baja California?).  +
  • Mexico (Baja) California.  +
  • Mexico (Campeche  +
  • Mexico (Chiapas  +
  • Mexico (Chiapas)  +
  • Mexico (Chiapas).  +
  • Mexico (Chihuahua  +
  • Mexico (Chihuahua and Coahuila).  +
  • Mexico (Chihuahua and Sonora).  +
  • Mexico (Chihuahua)  +
  • Mexico (Chihuahua).  +
  • Mexico (Chihuhua).  +
  • Mexico (Chuhuahua  +
  • Mexico (Coahuila  +
  • Mexico (Coahuila and Nuevo León).  +
  • Mexico (Coahuila)  +
  • Mexico (Coahuila).  +
  • Mexico (Distrito Federal  +
  • Mexico (Distrito Federal)  +
  • Mexico (Durango  +
  • Mexico (Durango).  +
  • Mexico (Federal District).  +
  • Mexico (Guanajuato  +
  • Mexico (Guerrero  +
  • Mexico (Guerrero)  +
  • Mexico (Hidalgo  +
  • Mexico (Hidalgo)  +
  • Mexico (Hidalgo).  +
  • Mexico (Jalisco  +
  • Mexico (Jalisco)  +
  • Mexico (Jalisco).  +
  • Mexico (Michoacán)  +
  • Mexico (México)  +
  • Mexico (Nuevo León  +
  • Mexico (Nuevo León and Zacatecas)  +
  • Mexico (Nuevo León)  +
  • Mexico (Nuevo León).  +
  • Mexico (Nuevo Léon  +
  • Mexico (Oaxaca).  +
  • Mexico (Puebla  +
  • Mexico (Quintana Roo  +
  • Mexico (Quintana Roo)  +
  • Mexico (San Luis Potosí  +
  • Mexico (San Luis Potosí).  +
  • Mexico (Sinaloa  +
  • Mexico (Sonora  +
  • Mexico (Sonora and Baja California).  +
  • Mexico (Sonora)  +
  • Mexico (Sonora).  +
  • Mexico (Tabasco  +
  • Mexico (Tabasco)  +
  • Mexico (Tabasco).  +
  • Mexico (Tamaulipas  +
  • Mexico (Tamaulipas)  +
  • Mexico (Tamaulipas).  +
  • Mexico (Veracruz)  +
  • Mexico (Veracruz).  +
  • Mexico (Yucatan)  +
  • Mexico (Yucatán)  +
  • Mexico (Zacatecas)  +
  • Mexico (disjunct in Baja California Sur).  +
  • Mexico (in Baja California).  +
  • Mexico (n Baja California  +
  • Mexico (n Baja California).  +
  • Mexico (n Chihuahua and n Sonora).  +
  • Mexico (n Chihuahua).  +
  • Mexico (native to Baja California Sur and Sonora).  +
  • Mexico (ne Chihuahua).  +
  • Mexico (nw Baja California).  +
  • Mexico (probably extinct).  +
  • Mexico (probably introduced).  +
  • Mexico (s to Puebla  +
  • Mexico (s to Puebla).  +
  • Mexico (s to Veracruz  +
  • Mexico in Baja  +
  • Mexico in Baja California  +
  • Mexico in Baja California [600–1200 m].  +
  • Mexico in Baja California.  +
  • Mexico in Chihuahua  +
  • Mexico in Chihuahua and Nuevo León.  +
  • Mexico in Chihuahua.  +
  • Mexico in Coahuila.  +
  • Mexico in Nuevo León  +
  • Mexico in Nuevo León and San Luis Potosí.  +
  • Mexico in Nuevo León.  +
  • Mexico in Sonora.  +
  • Mexico in Yucatán  +
  • Mexico in n Baja California.  +
  • Mexico on Guadalupe Island  +
  • Mexico to central Chile.  +
  • Mexico.  +
  • Mexicos (Chiapas)  +
  • Mich.  +
  • Michoacán  +
  • Michoacán).  +
  • Micronesia  +
  • Middle East  +
  • Middle East)  +
  • Middle East.  +
  • Midwestern  +
  • Minn.  +
  • Mirabilis jalapa introduced worldwide.  +
  • Mirabilis jalapa is widely introduced.  +
  • Miss.  +
  • Mo.  +
  • Moist areas  +
  • Moist to wet places  +
  • Moluccas  +
  • Mongolia  +
  • Mongolia)  +
  • Mongolia).  +
  • Mont.  +
  • Mont. 2n = 18.  +
  • Montane tropical regions  +
  • Morelos  +
  • Morocco  +
  • Morocco)  +
  • Morocco).  +
  • Most in the Western Hemisphere  +
  • Mostly Eurasian  +
  • Mostly N tempnorth temperate  +
  • Mostly New World tropics and warm-temperate regions  +
  • Mostly Northern Hemisphere (North America  +
  • Mostly Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Mostly Old World  +
  • Mostly Western Hemisphere  +
  • Mostly Western Hemisphere but a few in Europe  +
  • Mostly c  +
  • Mostly circumtropical.  +
  • Mostly in Asia  +
  • Mostly in cool temperate  +
  • Mostly in north temperate zone  +
  • Mostly in temperate Asia.  +
  • Mostly in temperate regions of both hemispheres  +
  • Mostly in the Old World  +
  • Mostly in tropical and subtropical regions of Africa  +
  • Mostly in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Mostly n  +
  • Mostly neotropic  +
  • Mostly north temperate regions and higher elevations in the tropics.  +
  • Mostly north temperate zone  +
  • Mostly north temperate zones  +
  • Mostly of dry or periodically dry  +
  • Mostly pantropic  +
  • Mostly subtropical  +
  • Mostly subtropical and warm-temperate New World and Old World.  +
  • Mostly subtropical and warm-temperate New World.  +
  • Mostly subtropical and warm-temperate North America  +
  • Mostly subtropics  +
  • Mostly sw United States  +
  • Mostly temperate Asia  +
  • Mostly temperate Asia and North America  +
  • Mostly temperate North America  +
  • Mostly temperate regions  +
  • Mostly tropical  +
  • Mostly tropical and south temperate (except Woodwardia  +
  • Mostly tropical and subtropical  +
  • Mostly tropical and subtropical areas of Central America  +
  • Mostly tropical and subtropical worldwide  +
  • Mostly tropical and warm North America and South America  +
  • Mostly tropical or warm-temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • Mostly tropical regions  +
  • Mostly tropical.  +
  • Mostly tropics and warm-temperate regions of New World and Old World.  +
  • Mostly w North America  +
  • Mostly w North America.  +
  • Mostly warm-temperate  +
  • Mostly warm-temperate to tropical New World  +
  • Mozambique.  +
  • Muddy edges of ephemeral lakes and streams  +
  • Myanmar  +
  • Myanmar)  +
  • México  +
  • México)  +
  • México).  +
  • N.B.  +
  • N.C.  +
  • N.Dak.  +
  • N.H.  +
  • N.J.  +
  • N.Mex.  +
  • N.Mex. (expected)  +
  • N.S.  +
  • N.W.T.  +
  • N.W.T..  +
  • N.Y.  +
  • Namibia  +
  • Native  +
  • Native to Africa (Madagascar and adjacent islands).  +
  • Native to Asia  +
  • Native to China  +
  • NaturalizedAlta.  +
  • Nayarit  +
  • Near East  +
  • Nearly all neotropical.  +
  • Nearly all temperate areas  +
  • Nearly wordwide.  +
  • Nearly worldwide  +
  • Nearly worldwide (except arctic and antarctic regions).  +
  • Nearly worldwide (with concentration in se Asia)  +
  • Nearly worldwide but rare in tropical lowlands  +
  • Nearly worldwide except Antarctica  +
  • Nearly worldwide except Antarctica.  +
  • Nearly worldwide except at latitudes greater than 60°.  +
  • Nearly worldwide except very cold or very dry regions  +
  • Nearly worldwide in arctic  +
  • Nearly worldwide in temperate and tropical regions.  +
  • Nearly worldwide in the tropics.  +
  • Nearly worldwide in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • Nearly worldwide in tropical regions.  +
  • Nearly worldwide in tropical to subtropical regions.  +
  • Nearly worldwide.  +
  • Nearly worldwide. Brachytheciaceae are found throughout Arctic  +
  • Nebr.  +
  • Neotemperate and neotropical  +
  • Neotemperate and neotropical.  +
  • Neotropical regions  +
  • Neotropical regions.  +
  • Neotropical.  +
  • Neotropics  +
  • Neotropics and Africa.  +
  • Neotropics.  +
  • Nepal  +
  • Nepal)  +
  • Nepal).  +
  • Netherlands  +
  • Netherlands).  +
  • Nev.  +
  • New Caledonia  +
  • New Caledonia)  +
  • New Guinea  +
  • New Guinea)  +
  • New Guinea).  +
  • New Guinea.  +
  • New Guinea.)  +
  • New Mexico  +
  • New World  +
  • New Zealand  +
  • New Zealand (introduced).  +
  • New Zealand)  +
  • New Zealand) in arctic  +
  • New Zealand).  +
  • New Zealand.  +
  • Nfld.  +
  • Nfld. and Labr.  +
  • Nfld. and Labr. (Labr)  +
  • Nfld. and Labr. (Labr.)  +
  • Nfld. and Labr. (Nfld.)  +
  • Nfld. and Labr. (Nfld.).  +
  • Nicaragua  +
  • Nicaragua)  +
  • Nicaragua).  +
  • Nigeria  +
  • Non-North American species mostly pantropical.  +
  • Norfolk Island)  +
  • North Africa  +
  • North Africa.  +
  • North Americ  +
  • North America  +
  • North America (Calif.)  +
  • North America (Fla.)  +
  • North America (Mojave Desert).  +
  • North America (Rocky Mountains).  +
  • North America (e United States)  +
  • North America (especially Calif.)  +
  • North America (incl. Mexico)  +
  • North America (including Mexico)  +
  • North America (including Mexico).  +
  • North America (including n Mexico).  +
  • North America (se United States).  +
  • North America (se and sw United States)  +
  • North America and Asia.  +
  • North America and Eurasia with austral disjuncts or vicariants.  +
  • North America and Eurasia.  +
  • North America and south temperate areas of the world.  +
  • North America including Mexico  +
  • North America to South America  +
  • North America.  +
  • North Korea  +
  • North Temperate Zone  +
  • North Vietnam  +
  • North temperate  +
  • North temperate and arctic regions  +
  • North temperate and boreal  +
  • North temperate region and tropical America.  +
  • North temperate regions  +
  • North temperate regions.  +
  • North-temperate North America  +
  • North-temperate regions  +
  • Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Northern Pacific Radiant distribution  +
  • Northern and Southern hemispheres.  +
  • Norway  +
  • Norway [including Svalbard]  +
  • Norway)  +
  • Novaya Zemlya  +
  • Nuevo Leon).  +
  • Nuevo León  +
  • Nuevo León)  +
  • Nuevo León).  +
  • Nuevo Léon  +
  • Nuevo Léon)  +
  • Nunavut  +
  • Nunavut.  +
  • Oak  +
  • Oaxaca  +
  • Oaxaca)  +
  • Oaxaca).  +
  • Oceania  +
  • Oceania Pacific Islands (Oceania).  +
  • Oceania).  +
  • Oceania.  +
  • Of conservation concern  +
  • Ogasawara Islands)  +
  • Ohio  +
  • Ohio.  +
  • Okhotia  +
  • Okla.  +
  • Okla. (expected in panhandle)  +
  • Old World  +
  • Old World subtropics and tropics  +
  • Old World subtropics and tropics.  +
  • Old World tropics  +
  • Old World.  +
  • Oman  +
  • Only in the flora.  +
  • Ont.  +
  • Oreg.  +
  • Orkney  +
  • Overwhelmingly neotropical (9 species in the Old World tropics)  +
  • P.E.I.  +
  • PH  +
  • Pa.  +
  • Pa. (introduced?)  +
  • Pacific Islands  +
  • Pacific Islands (  +
  • Pacific Islands (Cocos Island).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Cook Islands  +
  • Pacific Islands (East Indies  +
  • Pacific Islands (Easter Island  +
  • Pacific Islands (Fiji  +
  • Pacific Islands (Fiji Islands).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Fiji)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Galapagos  +
  • Pacific Islands (Galapagos Islands  +
  • Pacific Islands (Galapagos Islands)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Galapagos Islands).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Galápagos Islands).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Guam  +
  • Pacific Islands (Guam).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Hawaii  +
  • Pacific Islands (Hawaii)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Hawaiian Islands  +
  • Pacific Islands (Indonesia)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Japan  +
  • Pacific Islands (Java  +
  • Pacific Islands (Kuriles)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Kuriles).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Lord Howe Island  +
  • Pacific Islands (Lord Howe Island).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Malesia except New Guinea).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Malesia)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Marquesas Islands)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Marquesas Islands).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Melanesia).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Nauru  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Caledonia  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Caledonia)  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Caledonia).  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Guinea  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Guinea)  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Guinea).  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Zealand  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Zealand)  +
  • Pacific Islands (New Zealand).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Oceania)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Oceania).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Papua New Guinea  +
  • Pacific Islands (Papua New Guinea)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Papua New Guinea).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Philippines  +
  • Pacific Islands (Philippines)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Philippines).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Society Islands).  +
  • Pacific Islands (Tahiti)  +
  • Pacific Islands (Taiwan).  +
  • Pacific Islands (and Oceania)  +
  • Pacific Islands (at least Hawaii)  +
  • Pacific Islands (especially New Guinea).  +
  • Pacific Islands (including New Zealand)  +
  • Pacific Islands (including the Galapagos Islands)  +
  • Pacific Islands in Hawaii.  +
  • Pacific Islands in New Zealand  +
  • Pacific Islands in New Zealand.  +
  • Pacific Islands in Sumatra.  +
  • Pacific Islands in scattered locations.  +
  • Pacific Islands in the Philippines.  +
  • Pacific Islands.  +
  • Pacific Ocean Islands  +
  • Pacific Old World.  +
  • Pakistan  +
  • Pakistan)  +
  • Pakistan).  +
  • Palestine  +
  • Panama)  +
  • Panama).  +
  • Pantemperate and tropical.  +
  • Pantropical  +
  • Pantropical and nearly pantemperate  +
  • Pantropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
  • Pantropical.  +
  • Pantropics and subtropics.  +
  • Papua New Guinea  +
  • Papua New Guinea)  +
  • Papua New Guinea).  +
  • Paraguay  +
  • Paraguay)  +
  • Paraguay).  +
  • Peninsular Fla.  +
  • Peru  +
  • Peru)  +
  • Peru) and South Africa  +
  • Peru).  +
  • Philippines  +
  • Philippines)  +
  • Philippines).  +
  • Pine forests  +
  • Pitcairn Islands  +
  • Poland  +
  • Poland)  +
  • Polycarpon tetraphyllum introduced widely  +
  • Polynesia)  +
  • Portugal  +
  • Portugal)  +
  • Possibly Fla.  +
  • Presumed B.C.  +
  • Primarily American tropics and subtropics  +
  • Primarily Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Primarily Southern Hemisphere  +
  • Primarily boreal and cool temperate zones of Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Primarily in temperate and subtropical regions.  +
  • Primarily neotropical  +
  • Primarily north temperate (a few tropical).  +
  • Primarily north-temperate regions.  +
  • Primarily pantropical and subtropical.  +
  • Primarily temperate  +
  • Primarily temperate Eurasia and North America  +
  • Primarily temperate wetlands  +
  • Primarily tropical  +
  • Primarily tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Primarily tropical to warm temperate regions  +
  • Primarily tropics and subtropics.  +
  • Prince Edward Island)  +
  • Prince Edward Islands  +
  • Probably Calif.  +
  • Probably Greenland  +
  • Probably introduced in North America  +
  • Puebla  +
  • Puebla and Zacatecas)  +
  • Puebla)  +
  • Puebla).  +
  • Puerto Rico  +
  • Puerto Rico)  +
  • Puerto Rico).  +
  • Pyrenees  +
  • Que.  +
  • Que. (Anticosti Island).  +
  • Que. Sask. Ala.  +
  • Querétaro  +
  • Querétaro)  +
  • Quintana Roo  +
  • Quintana Roo)  +
  • R.I.  +
  • Regions along shores  +
  • Republic of South Africa)  +
  • Republic of South Africa).  +
  • Restricted to neotropics.  +
  • Restricted to s Fla.  +
  • Rhipsalis disjunct to Africa  +
  • Rocky Mountains and high peaks of Great Basin desert region.  +
  • Russia  +
  • Russia [Anadyr]  +
  • Russia [Kamchatka]  +
  • Russia in Kamchatka).  +
  • Russia in Kamtschatka).  +
  • Russia in Siberia)  +
  • Russia in Siberia).  +
  • Russia in s Siberia)  +
  • Russia in w Siberia)  +
  • Russia)  +
  • Russia).  +
  • Russia.  +
  • Russian East Coast).  +
  • Russian Far East  +
  • Russian Far East (Chukotka Peninsula).  +
  • Russian Far East (Chukotka).  +
  • Russian Far East (Kamchatka) to n China].  +
  • Russian Far East (Kamchatka).  +
  • Russian Far East [Commander  +
  • Russian Far East [Commander Islands  +
  • Russian Far East [Kuril Islands  +
  • Russian Far East)  +
  • Russian Far East).  +
  • Russian Far East.  +
  • Rwanda  +
  • Réunion  +
  • Réunion)  +
  • S Africa  +
  • S. Africa.  +
  • S. officinalis widely naturalized elsewhere.  +
  • S.C.  +
  • S.D.  +
  • S.Dak.  +
  • S.E.  +
  • Sahara).  +
  • Saint Croix)  +
  • Saint-Pierre and Miquelon  +
  • Sakha [Yakutia]).  +
  • Sakhalin  +
  • Sakhalin]  +
  • Sakhalin]).  +
  • Saltwater and brackish marshes  +
  • Samoa  +
  • San Luis Potosi  +
  • San Luis Potosí  +
  • San Luis Potosí)  +
  • San Luis Potosí).  +
  • Sask.  +
  • Saudi Arabia  +
  • Scandinavia  +
  • Scandinavia)  +
  • Scandinavia).  +
  • Scotland  +
  • Scotland)  +
  • Seacoasts nearly throughout tropics and subtropics.  +
  • Senegal).  +
  • Seychelles  +
  • Seychelles)  +
  • Seychelles).  +
  • Siberia  +
  • Siberia (arctic).  +
  • Siberia)  +
  • Siberia).  +
  • Siberia.  +
  • Siberian Russia)  +
  • Sicily)  +
  • Sierra Leone)  +
  • Sikkim)  +
  • Sinaloa  +
  • Sinaloa)  +
  • Sinaloa).  +
  • Singapore  +
  • Singapore)  +
  • Society Islands)  +
  • Society Islands).  +
  • Sonora  +
  • Sonora)  +
  • Sonora).  +
  • Sonora.  +
  • South Africa  +
  • South Africa (introduced)  +
  • South Africa (introduced).  +
  • South Africa)  +
  • South Africa.  +
  • South America  +
  • South America (1 species).  +
  • South America (Andean region)  +
  • South America (Andes  +
  • South America (Andes Mountains)  +
  • South America (Andes)  +
  • South America (Andes).  +
  • South America (Argentina  +
  • South America (Argentina)  +
  • South America (Argentina).  +
  • South America (Bahia).  +
  • South America (Bolivia  +
  • South America (Bolivia)  +
  • South America (Bolivia).  +
  • South America (Brazil  +
  • South America (Brazil and Chile)  +
  • South America (Brazil)  +
  • South America (Brazil).  +
  • South America (Brazil–Argentina)  +
  • South America (Chile  +
  • South America (Chile and Argentina).  +
  • South America (Chile to Tierra del Fuego)  +
  • South America (Chile)  +
  • South America (Chile).  +
  • South America (Chile?).  +
  • South America (Colombia  +
  • South America (Colombia and Ecuador).  +
  • South America (Colombia only)  +
  • South America (Colombia only).  +
  • South America (Colombia to n Argentina).  +
  • South America (Colombia)  +
  • South America (Colombia).  +
  • South America (Ecuador  +
  • South America (Ecuador to Patagonia and lowland Argentina)  +
  • South America (Ecuador)  +
  • South America (Ecuador).  +
  • South America (French Guiana).  +
  • South America (Galapagos Islands).  +
  • South America (Guyana).  +
  • South America (Patagonia)  +
  • South America (Peru  +
  • South America (Peru to Uruguay)  +
  • South America (Peru)  +
  • South America (Peru).  +
  • South America (Suriname).  +
  • South America (Tierra del Fuego)  +
  • South America (Uruguay)  +
  • South America (Venezuela  +
  • South America (Venezuela and Colombia to Peru).  +
  • South America (Venezuela)  +
  • South America (Venezuela).  +
  • South America (c  +
  • South America (c Chile).  +
  • South America (e Brazil)  +
  • South America (e of the Andes)  +
  • South America (especially Brazil).  +
  • South America (except Chile  +
  • South America (except Chile).  +
  • South America (introduced in Argentina).  +
  • South America (mostly Argentina).  +
  • South America (n Guyana  +
  • South America (n Venezuela)  +
  • South America (n Venezuela).  +
  • South America (ne Brazil).  +
  • South America (north of Amazon River)  +
  • South America (north of the Amazon River).  +
  • South America (one species to Argentina  +
  • South America (s Brazil)  +
  • South America (s and mountains)  +
  • South America (s to Argentina  +
  • South America (s to Tierra del Fuego).  +
  • South America (scattered  +
  • South America (se Venezuela)  +
  • South America (south to Argentina).  +
  • South America (sw Argentina  +
  • South America (to Argentina  +
  • South America (to Argentina and Paraguay)  +
  • South America (to Argentina and Paraguay).  +
  • South America (to Argentina)  +
  • South America (to Argentina).  +
  • South America (to Bolivia).  +
  • South America (to Brazil)  +
  • South America (to Colombia  +
  • South America (to Peru  +
  • South America (to Venezuela).  +
  • South America (to n Argentina)  +
  • South America (to n Argentina).  +
  • South America from Colombia to Peru.  +
  • South America from Colombia to n Brazil.  +
  • South America in Andes to nw Argentina and s Brazil.  +
  • South America in Argentina  +
  • South America in Brazil  +
  • South America in Colombia  +
  • South America in Ecuador.  +
  • South America in Peru.  +
  • South America in Venezuela  +
  • South America in Venezuela.  +
  • South America in n Venezuela.  +
  • South America in temperate and tropical areas.  +
  • South America to Argentina  +
  • South America to Bolivia and Brazil.  +
  • South America to Bolivia.  +
  • South America to Ecuador and Brazil.  +
  • South America to Peru.  +
  • South America to Uruguay.  +
  • South America to n Argentina  +
  • South America to n Argentina.  +
  • South America to s Brazil  +
  • South America to s Brazil and n Argentina.  +
  • South America to s Brazil.  +
  • South America(?)  +
  • South America.  +
  • South America. Subgenus Hymenoxys  +
  • South American (Colombia).  +
  • South Asia (Sri Lanka).  +
  • South Georgia  +
  • South Georgia)  +
  • South Korea  +
  • South Orkney Islands  +
  • South Pacific Islands.  +
  • South Shetland Islands  +
  • Southeast Asia  +
  • Southeast Asia.  +
  • Southeastern Asia  +
  • Southeastern coastal plain  +
  • Southern arctic  +
  • Spain  +
  • Spain)  +
  • Spain).  +
  • Spitsbergen  +
  • Spitsbergen).  +
  • Spitzbergen  +
  • Spitzbergen)  +
  • Spitzbergen).  +
  • Sri Lanka  +
  • Sri Lanka)  +
  • Sri Lanka).  +
  • Sri Lanka.  +
  • St. Christopher (St. Kitts).  +
  • St. Croix  +
  • St. Helena  +
  • St. Pierre  +
  • St. Pierre and Miquelon  +
  • St. Pierre and Miquelon (Miquelon)  +
  • St. Pierre and Miquelon (variety unconfirmed)  +
  • St. Pierre and Miquélon  +
  • St. Pierre et Miquelon  +
  • St. Thomas  +
  • St. Thomas)  +
  • Subantarctic Islands.  +
  • Subarctic and arctic of North America  +
  • Subtropic to temperate and arctic regions of North America and Eurasia.  +
  • Subtropical  +
  • Subtropical North America.  +
  • Subtropical and temperate North America.  +
  • Subtropical and tropical regions  +
  • Subtropical hardwood hammocks  +
  • Subtropical moist hardwood hammocks  +
  • Subtropical semideciduous woodlands on loamy soils  +
  • Subtropics and tropics  +
  • Sulawesi  +
  • Sulawesi)  +
  • Sumatra)  +
  • Sumatra).  +
  • Supposedly se Europe (with small extension into w Asia).  +
  • Surinam  +
  • Surinam)  +
  • Suriname  +
  • Suriname)  +
  • Svalbard)  +
  • Svalbard).  +
  • Swan Islands).  +
  • Sweden  +
  • Sweden)  +
  • Sweden).  +
  • Switzerland  +
  • Switzerland)  +
  • Switzerland).  +
  • Syria  +
  • T. erythrospermum).  +
  • Tabasco  +
  • Tabasco)  +
  • Tahiti)  +
  • Taiwan  +
  • Taiwan)  +
  • Taiwan).  +
  • Tamalipas  +
  • Tamascaltepec  +
  • Tamaulipas  +
  • Tamaulipas)  +
  • Tamaulipas).  +
  • Tanzania  +
  • Tanzania)  +
  • Tanzania).  +
  • Taraxacum officinale  +
  • Tasmania)).  +
  • Temperate  +
  • Temperate North America  +
  • Temperate North America and China.  +
  • Temperate North America and Eurasia.  +
  • Temperate North America and eastern Asia.  +
  • Temperate North America.  +
  • Temperate Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Temperate Northern Hemisphere south to mountains of Asian tropics.  +
  • Temperate Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate and arctic North America  +
  • Temperate and arctic Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Temperate and arctic regions and tropical mountains.  +
  • Temperate and arctic regions worldwide  +
  • Temperate and arctic/alpine regions  +
  • Temperate and artic regions of North America and Eurasia  +
  • Temperate and boreal North America  +
  • Temperate and boreal regions of North America and Asia.  +
  • Temperate and cooler latitudes of North America and Eurasia  +
  • Temperate and low arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate and subtropical regions  +
  • Temperate and subtropical regions of North America  +
  • Temperate and tropical regions  +
  • Temperate and tropical regions of the Western Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate and tropical regions.  +
  • Temperate and tropical.  +
  • Temperate and warm regions  +
  • Temperate areas of the Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Temperate e North America.  +
  • Temperate regions  +
  • Temperate regions in Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Temperate regions of North America  +
  • Temperate regions of Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate regions of w North America  +
  • Temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • Temperate to cool forests throughout Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • Temperate to mostly tropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Temperate to subarctic and subalpine North America and Eurasia.  +
  • Temperate to tropical North America  +
  • Temperate to tropical regions  +
  • Temperate to tropical regions of w United States and Mexico.  +
  • Temperate w Americas  +
  • Temperate waters of the northern Pacific.  +
  • Temperate waters worldwide.  +
  • Tenerife).  +
  • Tenn.  +
  • Tex.  +
  • Tex. Allium runyonii is known only from extreme southern Texas.  +
  • Tex.as  +
  • Texas  +
  • Thailand  +
  • Thailand)  +
  • Thailand).  +
  • The Netherlands)  +
  • The Netherlands).  +
  • Throughout New World from near Arctic Circle to Patagonia  +
  • Throughout Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Throughout n temperate  +
  • Throughout north temperate zone  +
  • Tibet)  +
  • Tibet).  +
  • Timor).  +
  • Tlaxcala  +
  • Tonga)  +
  • Tonga).  +
  • Trinidad  +
  • Trinidad)  +
  • Tristan da Cunha  +
  • Tristan da Cunha)  +
  • Tristan da Cunha).  +
  • Tropical  +
  • Tropical North America  +
  • Tropical and north temperate regions.  +
  • Tropical and semitropical regions  +
  • Tropical and subtropical  +
  • Tropical and subtropical America  +
  • Tropical and subtropical America and Africa.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical New World.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical dry regions  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions of Western Hemisphere.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions of se United States (se Tex.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions of the world.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • Tropical and temperate regions  +
  • Tropical and warm regions worldwide  +
  • Tropical and warm temperate regions.  +
  • Tropical and warm-temperate America  +
  • Tropical and warm-temperate regions  +
  • Tropical and warm-temperate regions of both hemispheres.  +
  • Tropical regions  +
  • Tropical regions in North America  +
  • Tropical to subtropical and temperate New World  +
  • Tropical to temperate latitudes worldwide  +
  • Tropical to temperate regions in North America  +
  • Tropical to temperate regions.  +
  • Tropical.  +
  • Tropics  +
  • Tropics and subtropics  +
  • Tubuai Islands).  +
  • Tunisia)  +
  • Turkey  +
  • Turkey)  +
  • Turkey).  +
  • Turkey.  +
  • Turkistan)  +
  • Turkistan).  +
  • Turkmenistan)  +
  • Uganda  +
  • Uganda)  +
  • Uganda).  +
  • Ukraine  +
  • Ukraine)  +
  • Ukraine).  +
  • United Kingdom  +
  • United Kingdom)  +
  • United Kingdom).  +
  • United States  +
  • United States.  +
  • Uruguay  +
  • Uruguay)  +
  • Uruguay).  +
  • Utah  +
  • Utah.  +
  • Va.  +
  • Vajgac Island  +
  • Vanuatu)  +
  • Venezuela  +
  • Venezuela)  +
  • Venezuela).  +
  • Venezuela.  +
  • Veracruz  +
  • Veracruz)  +
  • Veracruz).  +
  • Very locally distributed in North America  +
  • Very scattered and local in tropics  +
  • Vietnam)  +
  • Vietnam).  +
  • Virgin Islands  +
  • Virgin Islands)  +
  • Virgin Islands).  +
  • Vt.  +
  • W.Va.  +
  • Warm north temperate regions.  +
  • Warm oceanic waters of both hemispheres.  +
  • Warm regions of North America  +
  • Warm temperate to tropical regions  +
  • Warm-temperate North America  +
  • Warm-temperate and tropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Wash.  +
  • West Indies  +
  • West Indies (Antilles)  +
  • West Indies (Bahama Islands).  +
  • West Indies (Bahamas  +
  • West Indies (Bahamas)  +
  • West Indies (Bahamas).  +
  • West Indies (Bahamas: Abaco and Andros Islands).  +
  • West Indies (Barbados  +
  • West Indies (Bermuda)  +
  • West Indies (Cayman Islands  +
  • West Indies (Cuba  +
  • West Indies (Cuba and Jamaica)  +
  • West Indies (Cuba)  +
  • West Indies (Cuba).  +
  • West Indies (Curaçao)  +
  • West Indies (Cura�ao)  +
  • West Indies (Dominican Republic  +
  • West Indies (Dominican Republic south through the Lesser Antilles)  +
  • West Indies (Dominican Republic)  +
  • West Indies (Dominican Republic).  +
  • West Indies (Grand Bahama  +
  • West Indies (Greater Antilles  +
  • West Indies (Greater Antilles)  +
  • West Indies (Greater Antilles).  +
  • West Indies (Guadeloupe  +
  • West Indies (Guadeloupe)  +
  • West Indies (Haiti)  +
  • West Indies (Hispaniola  +
  • West Indies (Hispaniola)  +
  • West Indies (Hispaniola).  +
  • West Indies (Jamaica  +
  • West Indies (Jamaica)  +
  • West Indies (Jamaica).  +
  • West Indies (Lesser Antilles)  +
  • West Indies (Martinique)  +
  • West Indies (Puerto Rico  +
  • West Indies (Puerto Rico)  +
  • West Indies (Trinidad)  +
  • West Indies (Trinidad).  +
  • West Indies (apparently endemic to Jamaica).  +
  • West Indies (including Bahamas)  +
  • West Indies (introduced)  +
  • West Indies (mostly absent from Bahamas)  +
  • West Indies (w Cuba)  +
  • West Indies (w Cuba).  +
  • West Indies in Antilles  +
  • West Indies in Bahamas  +
  • West Indies in Bermuda  +
  • West Indies in Cuba  +
  • West Indies in Cuba.  +
  • West Indies in Greater Antilles  +
  • West Indies in Greater Antilles.  +
  • West Indies in Hispaniola  +
  • West Indies in Hispaniola.  +
  • West Indies in Jamaica  +
  • West Indies in the Antilles  +
  • West Indies in the Antilles.  +
  • West Indies in the Bahamas  +
  • West Indies in the Bahamas.  +
  • West Indies in the Greater Antilles  +
  • West Indies in the Greater Antilles.  +
  • West Indies.  +
  • Western Hemisphere  +
  • Western Hemisphere and Eurasia.  +
  • Western Hemisphere.  +
  • Western North America (United States and Mexico).  +
  • Widely Alta.  +
  • Widely B.C.  +
  • Widely cultivated in temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • Widely disjunct temperate areas in e North America and e Asia.  +
  • Widely distributed  +
  • Widely distributed in northern North America  +
  • Widely distributed in temperate oceans worldwide.  +
  • Widely distributed in the Neotropics (1 species in West Africa).  +
  • Widely distributed in the North America  +
  • Widely scattered in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • Widespread  +
  • Widespread but disjunct  +
  • Widespread except lowland tropics.  +
  • Widespread in North America  +
  • Widespread in Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Widespread in arctic  +
  • Widespread in north temperate and north tropical (mountainous) regions  +
  • Widespread in north temperate regions  +
  • Widespread in temperate and boreal latitudes in Northern Hemisphere  +
  • Widespread in temperate and polar regions.  +
  • Widespread in temperate and subtropical regions.  +
  • Widespread in temperate and tropical regions  +
  • Widespread in temperate and tropical regions.  +
  • Widespread in temperate climates.  +
  • Widespread in temperate regions  +
  • Widespread in temperate regions.  +
  • Widespread in the Neotropics.  +
  • Widespread in the moist Neotropics.  +
  • Widespread in tropical and subtropical regions  +
  • Widespread in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • Widespread in tropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
  • Widespread in tropical areas.  +
  • Widespread in warm oceanic waters worldwide.  +
  • Widespread.  +
  • Windward Islands)  +
  • Wis  +
  • Wis.  +
  • Wis. (expected)  +
  • Wis. It is possibly introduced in Wash..  +
  • Worldwide  +
  • Worldwide except Antarctica  +
  • Worldwide except Antarctica in temperate and tropical areas.  +
  • Worldwide except Antarctica.  +
  • Worldwide except Australia and Antarctica.  +
  • Worldwide except Europe  +
  • Worldwide except arctic and antarctic regions.  +
  • Worldwide except lowland tropics.  +
  • Worldwide in arctic and subarctic areas.  +
  • Worldwide in cool-tropical and temperate regions  +
  • Worldwide in temperate and tropical areas.  +
  • Worldwide in temperate zones.  +
  • Worldwide in the tropics and subtropics  +
  • Worldwide in tropical and subtopical regions.  +
  • Worldwide in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • Worldwide in tropical regions.  +
  • Worldwide in tropics and subtropics.  +
  • Worldwide in warm-temperate and tropical regions.  +
  • Worldwide in wet tropics and subtropics  +
  • Worldwide including Antarctica.  +
  • Worldwide.  +
  • Wrangel Island).  +
  • Wyo  +
  • Wyo.  +
  • Xizang)  +
  • Yakutia  +
  • Yemen)  +
  • Yucatán)  +
  • Yucatán).  +
  • Yukon  +
  • Yukon.  +
  • Zacatecas  +
  • Zacatecas)  +
  • Zacatecas).  +
  • Zaire)  +
  • Zaire).  +
  • Zimbabwe)  +
  • [Mont.]  +
  • a few in Africa  +
  • a few in Africa.  +
  • a few in Eurasia.  +
  • a few in temperate latitudes.  +
  • a few s to Mexico  +
  • a few south to Mexico  +
  • a few species also in subtropical and temperate regions  +
  • a few species in temperate regions  +
  • a few subarctic  +
  • a few temperate.  +
  • a small number in Asia  +
  • absent from arctic-alpine climates.  +
  • absent in cold boreal regions.  +
  • acidic soils.  +
  • adjacent Africa and Asia  +
  • adjacent coastal n Mexico.  +
  • adjacent islands  +
  • adventive in Europe  +
  • adventive in Europe and New Zealand. A related species  +
  • adventive in Europe.  +
  • adventive in South America  +
  • almost confined to tropics except for Hypericum and Triadenum.  +
  • almost cosmopolitan via introduction.  +
  • almost worldwide  +
  • along streams  +
  • alpine  +
  • alpine and boreal  +
  • alpine to middle elevations in the tropics.  +
  • alpine tundras in North America and Eurasia.  +
  • also Atlantic Islands  +
  • also Madagascar  +
  • also Namibia and Mediterranean Africa and adjacent areas).  +
  • also North America  +
  • also Old World.  +
  • also South America  +
  • also high elevations in subtropical and tropical regions.  +
  • also in Old World.  +
  • also in the Old World.  +
  • also introduced  +
  • also introduced e Africa (including Madagascar) and Australia.  +
  • also introduced in Asia  +
  • also introduced in Asia.  +
  • also introduced in Australia.  +
  • also introduced in Central America  +
  • also introduced in Europe  +
  • also introduced in Europe (England  +
  • also introduced in Europe (Great Britain) and Africa (Egypt and south).  +
  • also introduced in Mexico  +
  • also introduced in Mexico (Baja California)  +
  • also introduced in Mexico.  +
  • also introduced in New World tropics  +
  • also introduced in New World tropics.  +
  • also introduced in Northern Hemisphere: Mexico (Baja California)  +
  • also introduced in Old World Tropics.  +
  • also introduced in Old World.  +
  • also introduced in Pacific Islands (New Zealand).  +
  • also introduced in South America  +
  • also introduced in South America (Brazil)  +
  • also introduced in West Indies  +
  • also introduced in West Indies.  +
  • also introduced in tropical Africa  +
  • also introduced nearly worldwide.  +
  • also introduced widely elsewhere.  +
  • also introduced widely.  +
  • also on high mountains in subtropical and tropical zones  +
  • also on some tropical mountains.  +
  • also temperate.  +
  • also very diverse in neotropical cloud forests.  +
  • amphi-Atlantic.  +
  • amphi-Pacific.  +
  • and (in Fla.) sand barrens  +
  • and Africa.  +
  • and Antarctica  +
  • and Argentina)  +
  • and Argentina).  +
  • and Asia (Russian Far East and Japan).  +
  • and Asia.  +
  • and Atlantic islands  +
  • and Atlantic islands (Madeira  +
  • and Atlantic islands.  +
  • and Australasia.  +
  • and Australia  +
  • and Australia.  +
  • and Cape Verde)  +
  • and Cape Verde).  +
  • and Caspian Sea regions)  +
  • and Central America.  +
  • and China.  +
  • and Coahuila).  +
  • and Durango).  +
  • and Durango.  +
  • and E. sibiricum (Fischer & C. A. Meyer) Krylov  +
  • and Hispaniola)  +
  • and Honduras).  +
  • and Hungary)  +
  • and Indonesia).  +
  • and Japan  +
  • and Kuril islands]).  +
  • and Malayan Islands).  +
  • and Mediterranean areas.  +
  • and Mediterranean regions.  +
  • and New Caledonia.  +
  • and New Zealand.  +
  • and North America.  +
  • and Nuevo León).  +
  • and Oceania  +
  • and Oceania.  +
  • and Old World.  +
  • and Pacific Islands (Oceania).  +
  • and Pacific Islands (Polynesia).  +
  • and Philippines.  +
  • and Piedmont plateau provinces of North America.  +
  • and Polynesia.  +
  • and Réunion.  +
  • and San Luis Potosí).  +
  • and Shetland islands).  +
  • and Sonora).  +
  • and South America  +
  • and South America.  +
  • and Sri Lanka  +
  • and Sweden).  +
  • and Taiwan)  +
  • and Tamaulipas).  +
  • and Tex.).  +
  • and Turkey.  +
  • and Venezuela).  +
  • and Venezuela.  +
  • and Veracruz)  +
  • and Zacatecas).  +
  • and alpine areas  +
  • and alpine regions of North America and Eurasia  +
  • and alpine regions of North America and Eurasia.  +
  • and alpine regions.  +
  • and arctic regions  +
  • and arctic regions of North America  +
  • and arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • and arctic regions.  +
  • and arctic zones of the Northern Hemisphere  +
  • and arctic zones.  +
  • and are more diverse in xeric and Mediterranean climates.  +
  • and arid northern Africa and northern Australia.  +
  • and boreal regions.  +
  • and central and northern Asia  +
  • and circumpolar  +
  • and e North America.  +
  • and elsewhere.  +
  • and highland tropical zones.  +
  • and in subtropical to tropical mountains.  +
  • and in tropical regions nearly worldwide.  +
  • and montane in Northern Hemisphere  +
  • and montane meadows or open pine forests  +
  • and montane regions.  +
  • and montane tropical forests  +
  • and n Africa.  +
  • and n Australia.  +
  • and n South America (Colombia–Isla de Providencia).  +
  • and n South America.  +
  • and n mountainous regions  +
  • and ne South America  +
  • and ne South America.  +
  • and nw Africa.  +
  • and other regions.  +
  • and others).  +
  • and palmetto woods and scrub  +
  • and parts of South America.  +
  • and possibly n Iran  +
  • and probably elsewhere  +
  • and probably n Chihuahua).  +
  • and s Peru.  +
  • and s United States.  +
  • and s along e Sierra Madre Oriental to Veracruz  +
  • and southward).  +
  • and sporadically introduced into Southern Hemisphere.  +
  • and subarctic regions.  +
  • and subtropical areas.  +
  • and subtropical regions.  +
  • and sw Asia  +
  • and sw Asia (Armenia  +
  • and temperate North America  +
  • and temperate areas.  +
  • and temperate regions  +
  • and temperate to subarctic regions.  +
  • and temperate zones  +
  • and the Philippines.  +
  • and the Russian Far East.  +
  • and the Seychelles).  +
  • and the Western Hemisphere.  +
  • and tropical Asian mountains.  +
  • and tropical North America  +
  • and tropical South America  +
  • and tropical areas  +
  • and tropical regions at mid and upper elevations.  +
  • and tropical regions of Eastern Hemisphere.  +
  • and tropical regions worldwide  +
  • and tropical regions.  +
  • and w Africa.  +
  • and warm temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • and warm-temperate  +
  • and warm-temperate New World  +
  • and warm-temperate New World and Old World.  +
  • and warm-temperate New World.  +
  • and warm-temperate North America and South America.  +
  • and warm-temperate North America.  +
  • and warm-temperate regions  +
  • and warm-temperate regions almost worldwide.  +
  • and warm-temperate regions of the Old World.  +
  • and warm-temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • and warm-temperate regions.  +
  • and warm-temperate zones  +
  • and warm-temperate.  +
  • and western North America.  +
  • and widely cultivated.  +
  • apparently absent in much of tropical South America  +
  • apparently introduced in Europe  +
  • arctic  +
  • arctic Asia.  +
  • arctic Eurasia  +
  • arctic Eurasia.  +
  • arctic Europe  +
  • arctic Europe.  +
  • arctic Russia.  +
  • arctic Siberia  +
  • arctic Siberia and associated islands  +
  • arctic Siberia.  +
  • arctic and alpine areas.  +
  • arctic and alpine regions.  +
  • arctic and alpine.  +
  • arctic and boreal regions of the Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • arctic and cold temperate regions  +
  • arctic and cold-temperate regions  +
  • arctic and montane regions.  +
  • arctic and subarctic Eurasia (southward to 61ºN  +
  • arctic and temperate Asia  +
  • arctic and temperate Asia (Japan  +
  • arctic and temperate Asia (including Borneo  +
  • arctic and temperate Asia.  +
  • arid and coastal zones of Eurasia  +
  • arid regions of Asia).  +
  • arid to mesic regions.  +
  • as naturalized almost worldwide.  +
  • as naturalized nearly worldwide.  +
  • at least 1 species and probably more in Asia.  +
  • at least in part from ships' ballast.  +
  • at least one species indigenous to s Asia  +
  • best represented in southern Africa.  +
  • bipolar.  +
  • boreal  +
  • boreal and alpine regions  +
  • boreal and temperate zones  +
  • boreal w Asia.  +
  • boreal-temperate  +
  • but mainly north-temperate region.  +
  • but mostly in temperate regions of both hemispheres  +
  • c  +
  • c Africa  +
  • c Africa (Ethiopia)  +
  • c Africa (Republic of Cameroon  +
  • c Africa.  +
  • c America  +
  • c Asia  +
  • c Asia (Caucasus).  +
  • c Asia (Himalayan Nepal  +
  • c Asia (Himalayas  +
  • c Asia (Japan  +
  • c Asia (Kamchatka).  +
  • c Asia (Kazakhstan  +
  • c Asia (Mediterranean region).  +
  • c Asia (Siberia).  +
  • c Asia (s Siberia)  +
  • c Asia (s Siberia).  +
  • c Asia (to w China)  +
  • c Asia.  +
  • c Calif.  +
  • c China  +
  • c China).  +
  • c Eurasia (China  +
  • c Eurasia (including Caucasus).  +
  • c Eurasia.  +
  • c Europe  +
  • c Europe (Balkan Peninsula  +
  • c Europe (Russia).  +
  • c Europe (and Scandinavia)  +
  • c Europe (including Great Britain)  +
  • c Europe to w Asia (Mediterranean region)  +
  • c Europe.  +
  • c Mexico  +
  • c Mexico.  +
  • c North America  +
  • c North America along Canadian and Unites States border.  +
  • c North America.  +
  • c Siberia).  +
  • c South America  +
  • c South America.  +
  • c United States  +
  • c United States.  +
  • c and ne Asia  +
  • c and s Calif.  +
  • c and s Fla.)  +
  • c and se United States  +
  • ca. 16 species in Western Hemisphere.  +
  • ca. 250 in Mexico  +
  • ca. 4 in Mexico  +
  • centered in Mexico.  +
  • centered in n Eurasia.  +
  • central republics).  +
  • chaparral  +
  • characteristic of harsh habitats.  +
  • chiefly Asian.  +
  • chiefly China and Korea.  +
  • chiefly Old World tropics  +
  • chiefly Old World.  +
  • chiefly e Asia.  +
  • chiefly north temperate  +
  • circumarctic (except n Europe  +
  • circumboreal  +
  • circumboreal (not in Greenland).  +
  • circumboreal and in mountainous regions.  +
  • circumboreal areas.  +
  • circumboreal regions.  +
  • circumboreal.  +
  • circumpolar  +
  • circumpolar and high alpine areas.  +
  • circumpolar.  +
  • circumtemperate to circumboreal.  +
  • circumtemperate.  +
  • coastal Asia.  +
  • coastal Central America  +
  • coastal Europe  +
  • coastal Europe except ne  +
  • coastal Mexico  +
  • coastal Siberia).  +
  • coastal areas of Europe  +
  • coastal in North America.  +
  • coastal s Mexico  +
  • concentrated in the Southern Hemisphere  +
  • considered cosmopolitan via introduction  +
  • considered cosmopolitan via introduction.  +
  • contains four species  +
  • cool  +
  • cool temperate  +
  • cool temperate and boreal regions.  +
  • cool temperate and boreal zones.  +
  • cool temperate to subarctic zones.  +
  • cottonwood-willow riparian forests  +
  • cultivated and adventive in Europe.  +
  • cultivated and escaping in many areas elsewhere.  +
  • cultivated and naturalized elsewhere.  +
  • cultivated and naturalized throughout Europe.  +
  • cultivated and/or introduced elsewhere.  +
  • cultivated elsewhere except cold-temperate  +
  • cultivated in Europe  +
  • cultivated in Europe.  +
  • cultivated in temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • cultivated in the flora.  +
  • cultivated in tropical regions worldwide.  +
  • cultivated in warm  +
  • cultivated nearly worldwide except Antarctica.  +
  • cultivated widely and introduced also in Mexico  +
  • cultivated widely in Europe  +
  • cultivated widely in warmer regions of the world.  +
  • cultivated widely.  +
  • cultivated worldwide.  +
  • c Mexico.  +
  • desert and semidesert areas  +
  • desert scrub  +
  • disjunct in Asia in s Vietnam  +
  • disjunct in Sakhalin).  +
  • disjunct in nw Mexico.  +
  • disjunct southward to Hidalgo).  +
  • disjunct to austral areas.  +
  • disjunct to e Que. (Mingan Archipelago).  +
  • disjunct to the Southern Hemisphere.  +
  • disturbed areas  +
  • ditches  +
  • dry climate  +
  • e  +
  • e Africa  +
  • e Africa to w Pacific Ocean Islands (Fiji  +
  • e Africa.  +
  • e Asia  +
  • e Asia (Altai Mountains  +
  • e Asia (Burma  +
  • e Asia (China  +
  • e Asia (China)  +
  • e Asia (Chukotka  +
  • e Asia (Chutkotka).  +
  • e Asia (Himalayas).  +
  • e Asia (Japan  +
  • e Asia (Japan)  +
  • e Asia (Japan).  +
  • e Asia (Japan: Daiton Islands  +
  • e Asia (Kamchatka Peninsula).  +
  • e Asia (Kuril and Ratmanov islands  +
  • e Asia (Philippines  +
  • e Asia (Russia  +
  • e Asia (Russia [Commander Islands]).  +
  • e Asia (Russia).  +
  • e Asia (Russia: Kamtchatka  +
  • e Asia (Russian Far East  +
  • e Asia (Russian Far East [Chukchi Peninsula]).  +
  • e Asia (Russian Far East)  +
  • e Asia (Russian Far East).  +
  • e Asia (Russian Far East: Chukotka).  +
  • e Asia (South Korea)  +
  • e Asia (Taiwan)  +
  • e Asia (c Japan  +
  • e Asia (including Japan)  +
  • e Asia (including Malesia)  +
  • e Asia (including Siberia).  +
  • e Asia (n China  +
  • e Asia (n Japan  +
  • e Asia (ne Russian Far East  +
  • e Asia (s China  +
  • e Asia (s to Japan).  +
  • e Asia (se China  +
  • e Asia to the Himalayas.  +
  • e Asia.  +
  • e Asia.Eurasia.  +
  • e Australia  +
  • e Australia.  +
  • e Eurasia  +
  • e Eurasia.  +
  • e Europe  +
  • e Europe (Czech Republic  +
  • e Europe (Russian Far East  +
  • e Europe.  +
  • e Greenland (70–75° N)  +
  • e Himalayas  +
  • e Mediterranean area  +
  • e Mediterranean region  +
  • e Mediterranean region.  +
  • e Mexico  +
  • e Mexico.  +
  • e Nepal).  +
  • e North America  +
  • e North America (shaded woods and thickets  +
  • e North America and e Asia.  +
  • e North America.  +
  • e Pacific Islands.  +
  • e Russia  +
  • e Russia)  +
  • e Russia).  +
  • e Siberia  +
  • e Siberia)  +
  • e Siberia).  +
  • e South America  +
  • e South America.  +
  • e Turkey).  +
  • e United States  +
  • e United States.  +
  • e and se Asia  +
  • e arctic and subarctic Siberia).  +
  • e coast Australia.  +
  • e coastal Asia to Japan.  +
  • e coastal plain  +
  • e temperate Asia.  +
  • e to India)  +
  • e to Mo.  +
  • e tropical Africa  +
  • e tropical Africa.  +
  • eastern Asia.  +
  • eastern Sonora  +
  • eastern deciduous forests).  +
  • ec Europe  +
  • elsewhere in Africa  +
  • elsewhere in Africa (Tunisia)  +
  • elsewhere in Asia  +
  • elsewhere in Asia (Japan  +
  • elsewhere in Europe  +
  • elsewhere in Indian Ocean Islands  +
  • elsewhere in Old World.  +
  • elsewhere in Pacific Islands  +
  • elsewhere in Pacific Islands (New Zealand).  +
  • elsewhere in Pacific Islands.  +
  • elsewhere in South America  +
  • elsewhere in South America (Bolivia  +
  • elsewhere in South America (French Guiana  +
  • elsewhere in South America.  +
  • elsewhere in e Asia (China  +
  • elsewhere in e Asia (Japan  +
  • elsewhere in s Asia  +
  • elsewhere in the Pacific Islands (New Zealand  +
  • epiphytic and on rock  +
  • escaped in South Africa.  +
  • esp. w North America  +
  • especially Africa  +
  • especially Africa and Australia.  +
  • especially Asia.  +
  • especially China  +
  • especially China and Japan.  +
  • especially Eurasia and n Africa  +
  • especially Japan  +
  • especially Mediterranean  +
  • especially Mediterranean area and sw Asia  +
  • especially Mexico  +
  • especially Mexico to Nicaragua.  +
  • especially Mexico.  +
  • especially New World Tropics.  +
  • especially North America  +
  • especially South America and Africa.  +
  • especially Southern Hemisphere.  +
  • especially abundant in Central America  +
  • especially alpine areas.  +
  • especially arctic  +
  • especially arid New World.  +
  • especially arid areas  +
  • especially at high elevations and northern latitudes  +
  • especially diverse in South America.  +
  • especially diverse in montane tropics.  +
  • especially diverse in western Europe and southern Africa.  +
  • especially from Mediterranean region east to c Asia.  +
  • especially from Mediterranean to c Asia.  +
  • especially in desert and semidesert regions  +
  • especially in higher elevations.  +
  • especially in subtropical  +
  • especially in temperate regions.  +
  • especially in the northern hemisphere  +
  • especially in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • especially in tropics and subtropics.  +
  • especially in warm temperate regions.  +
  • especially maritime areas.  +
  • especially mountains and high latitudes  +
  • especially n temperate regions.  +
  • especially north-temperate  +
  • especially rich in Africa  +
  • especially s Africa and Madagascar.  +
  • especially southern temperate regions.  +
  • especially temperate areas  +
  • especially tropical  +
  • especially tropical America and s Asia.  +
  • especially tropics and subtropics.  +
  • especially warmer regions.  +
  • evidently absent from alpine and arctic regions.  +
  • except Antarctica  +
  • except Antarctica.  +
  • except Australia  +
  • except Australia and Oceania  +
  • except Lanzarote and Fuerteventura  +
  • except Pacific Islands  +
  • except arctic and antarctic regions and South America  +
  • expected elsewhere  +
  • expected elsewhere.  +
  • expected introduced elsewhere.  +
  • expected naturalized elsewhere.  +
  • extending to tropics in montane habitats.  +
  • extinct?)  +
  • fide A. L. Cabrera 1977+  +
  • forest margins  +
  • found mostly on soil.  +
  • generally weedy occupants of dry disturbed habitats  +
  • generally within 100 km of Pacific Coast.  +
  • grasslands  +
  • greatest occurrence in temperate regions.  +
  • herbaceous mainly in temperate regions and woody taxa mainly tropical.  +
  • high Arctic to tropics.  +
  • high montane regions of North America  +
  • in Eastern Hemisphere  +
  • in Europe and other continents.  +
  • in North America it occurs in subalpine areas  +
  • in both Old World and New World  +
  • in coastal and tropical areas.  +
  • in marshy or aquatic habitats.  +
  • in subtropical to warm-temperate regions.  +
  • in the Canary Islands).  +
  • in tropical and temperate regions.  +
  • in tropical areas worldwide.  +
  • in warm regions only in mountains.  +
  • including Antarctica  +
  • including Antarctica.  +
  • including Archangelsk Province  +
  • including Galápagos Islands  +
  • including Mexico  +
  • including Mexico.  +
  • including North America  +
  • including e North America  +
  • including e Tex.  +
  • including islands).  +
  • including maritime Antarctic region.  +
  • including n Mexico.  +
  • including nw Mexico.  +
  • including the Canary and Cape Verde iIslands  +
  • including the Galápagos Islands  +
  • interior low plateau  +
  • intoduced nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced  +
  • introduced Atlantic Islands (Azores).  +
  • introduced Europe  +
  • introduced New Zealand.  +
  • introduced Pacific Islands (Hawaii)  +
  • introduced Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • introduced West Indies  +
  • introduced almost worldwide.  +
  • introduced also (perhaps some native) in Mexico  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in Asia (India)  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in Asia (India).  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in Europe (Czech Republic  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in Pacific Islands (Hawaii)  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in South America  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in South America (Argentina  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in South America (Argentina)  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in the New World  +
  • introduced also elsewhere in tropics.  +
  • introduced also in Africa  +
  • introduced also in Africa (Cape Verde Islands  +
  • introduced also in Africa (South Africa)  +
  • introduced also in Africa (Tunisia)  +
  • introduced also in Asia  +
  • introduced also in Asia (Arabian Peninsula  +
  • introduced also in Asia (China  +
  • introduced also in Asia (India)  +
  • introduced also in Asia.  +
  • introduced also in Atlantic Islands (Azores  +
  • introduced also in Atlantic Islands (Iceland)  +
  • introduced also in Atlantic Islands (Tenerife).  +
  • introduced also in Australia.  +
  • introduced also in Bermuda  +
  • introduced also in Central America  +
  • introduced also in Central America (Panama)  +
  • introduced also in Central America.  +
  • introduced also in Eurasia  +
  • introduced also in Europe  +
  • introduced also in Europe (Cyprus  +
  • introduced also in Europe (England  +
  • introduced also in Europe (England)  +
  • introduced also in Europe (France)  +
  • introduced also in Europe (Germany  +
  • introduced also in Europe (Italy)  +
  • introduced also in Europe (s France  +
  • introduced also in Europe and elsewhere in Asia (Japan  +
  • introduced also in Europe.  +
  • introduced also in Indian Ocean Islands (Mauritius)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Baja California  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Baja California)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Baja California).  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Chiapas  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Chihuahua  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Chihuahua)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Coahuila  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Coahuila)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Distrito Federal)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Durango  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Mexico City)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Michoacán  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Nuevo León)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Oaxaca)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Sinaloa)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Sonora).  +
  • introduced also in Mexico (Veracruz)  +
  • introduced also in Mexico and elsewhere nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in Mexico.  +
  • introduced also in Old World Tropics.  +
  • introduced also in Old World subtropics and tropics.  +
  • introduced also in Old World.  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (Fiji  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (Guam).  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (Hawaii  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (Hawaii)  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (New Zealand)  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands (New Zealand).  +
  • introduced also in Pacific Islands.  +
  • introduced also in South Africa.  +
  • introduced also in South America  +
  • introduced also in South America (Argentina  +
  • introduced also in South America (Argentina)  +
  • introduced also in South America (Argentina).  +
  • introduced also in South America (Brazil)  +
  • introduced also in South America (Chile  +
  • introduced also in South America (Chile)  +
  • introduced also in South America (Chile).  +
  • introduced also in South America (Colombia  +
  • introduced also in South America (Ecuador)  +
  • introduced also in South America and Australia.  +
  • introduced also in South America.  +
  • introduced also in West Indies  +
  • introduced also in West Indies (Guadeloupe  +
  • introduced also in West Indies (Jamaica  +
  • introduced also in West Indies (Jamaica)  +
  • introduced also in West Indies (Jamaica).  +
  • introduced also in West Indies (Puerto Rico).  +
  • introduced also in West Indies.  +
  • introduced also in c  +
  • introduced also in c Mexico  +
  • introduced also in e Asia (Japan)  +
  • introduced also in e Asia (Russian Far East).  +
  • introduced also in e Asia.  +
  • introduced also in many areas worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in n  +
  • introduced also in n Europe  +
  • introduced also in n Europe (including Ireland)  +
  • introduced also in n Europe.  +
  • introduced also in n Mexico  +
  • introduced also in nw  +
  • introduced also in nw Europe (Norway).  +
  • introduced also in nw Europe.  +
  • introduced also in nw Mexico  +
  • introduced also in nw Mexico.  +
  • introduced also in s  +
  • introduced also in s Africa  +
  • introduced also in s Asia  +
  • introduced also in s Asia (India)  +
  • introduced also in s South America  +
  • introduced also in s South America (Argentina  +
  • introduced also in s South America (Argentina)  +
  • introduced also in s South America (Chile  +
  • introduced also in s South America.  +
  • introduced also in sw  +
  • introduced also in temperate and tropical countries worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in temperate regions nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in temperate regions of s South America (Argentina)  +
  • introduced also in temperate regions.  +
  • introduced also in temperate zones nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in the Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • introduced also in tropical Asia  +
  • introduced also in tropical and subtropical regions elsewhere.  +
  • introduced also in tropical areas worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in tropics and subtropics worldwide.  +
  • introduced also in w  +
  • introduced also in w Europe  +
  • introduced also in w Europe (England)  +
  • introduced also in w Europe (England).  +
  • introduced also in w Europe (Ireland)  +
  • introduced also in w Europe.  +
  • introduced also in warmer regions of the New World and Old World.  +
  • introduced also nearly worldwide in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • introduced also nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced also pantropically.  +
  • introduced also s Europe  +
  • introduced also to Old World tropics.  +
  • introduced also to temperate areas worldwide.  +
  • introduced also widely in Neotropics.  +
  • introduced also widely in temperate  +
  • introduced also widely in tropical and subtropical areas.  +
  • introduced also widely.  +
  • introduced and common in Mexico.  +
  • introduced and cultivated in subtropical and tropical regions.  +
  • introduced and cultivated nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced and cultivated widely.  +
  • introduced and locally naturalized Europe  +
  • introduced and naturalized elsewhere.  +
  • introduced and naturalized in other coastal regions.  +
  • introduced and naturalized nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced and often completely naturalized in South America  +
  • introduced and often successfully naturalized in South America  +
  • introduced casual in Europe and some other parts of the world.  +
  • introduced elsewhere  +
  • introduced elsewhere in Asia  +
  • introduced elsewhere in Eastern Hemisphere.  +
  • introduced elsewhere in Europe).  +
  • introduced elsewhere in North America  +
  • introduced elsewhere in Pacific Islands  +
  • introduced elsewhere in Pacific Islands (Society Islands)  +
  • introduced elsewhere in South America (Colombia  +
  • introduced elsewhere in the flora area.  +
  • introduced elsewhere.  +
  • introduced especially in tropical  +
  • introduced in Africa  +
  • introduced in Africa (Ghana).  +
  • introduced in Africa (Republic of South Africa)  +
  • introduced in Africa.  +
  • introduced in Asia  +
  • introduced in Asia (China  +
  • introduced in Asia (China)  +
  • introduced in Asia (China).  +
  • introduced in Asia (India  +
  • introduced in Asia (Indonesia)  +
  • introduced in Asia (Indonesia).  +
  • introduced in Asia (Japan)  +
  • introduced in Asia (Malesia).  +
  • introduced in Asia (Taiwan)  +
  • introduced in Asia (Timor)  +
  • introduced in Asia (Ukraine).  +
  • introduced in Asia (including Malesia)  +
  • introduced in Asia (n China).  +
  • introduced in Asia and Australia.  +
  • introduced in Asia.  +
  • introduced in Atlantic Islands (Cape Verde Islands).  +
  • introduced in Australasia  +
  • introduced in Australia.  +
  • introduced in Bermuda  +
  • introduced in Bermuda.  +
  • introduced in Calif.  +
  • introduced in Central America  +
  • introduced in Central America (Costa Rica)  +
  • introduced in Central America.  +
  • introduced in Czech Republic  +
  • introduced in Eurasia  +
  • introduced in Eurasia (Cyprus  +
  • introduced in Eurasia (India  +
  • introduced in Eurasia and elsewhere.  +
  • introduced in Eurasia.  +
  • introduced in Europe  +
  • introduced in Europe (Austria  +
  • introduced in Europe (Britain  +
  • introduced in Europe (British Isles  +
  • introduced in Europe (Channel Islands).  +
  • introduced in Europe (England  +
  • introduced in Europe (England).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Finland  +
  • introduced in Europe (France  +
  • introduced in Europe (France)  +
  • introduced in Europe (France).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Germany)  +
  • introduced in Europe (Germany).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Great Britain  +
  • introduced in Europe (Great Britain).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Greece  +
  • introduced in Europe (Ireland  +
  • introduced in Europe (Italy)  +
  • introduced in Europe (Netherlands).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Poland).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Scotland).  +
  • introduced in Europe (Sweden).  +
  • introduced in Europe (sw France  +
  • introduced in Europe and East Asia.  +
  • introduced in Europe and pan-tropical areas.  +
  • introduced in Europe.  +
  • introduced in Fla.  +
  • introduced in Mexico  +
  • introduced in Mexico (Chiapas  +
  • introduced in Mexico (Veracruz).  +
  • introduced in Mexico (Yucatan).  +
  • introduced in Mexico.  +
  • introduced in New Zealand  +
  • introduced in North America  +
  • introduced in North America (except D. repens)  +
  • introduced in North America and elsewhere  +
  • introduced in Old World subtropics and tropics.  +
  • introduced in Old World.  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands (Hawaii  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands (Hawaii).  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands (New Zealand)  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands (New Zealand).  +
  • introduced in Pacific Islands.  +
  • introduced in Paleotropics.  +
  • introduced in South America  +
  • introduced in South America (Argentina  +
  • introduced in South America (Argentina)  +
  • introduced in South America (Argentina).  +
  • introduced in South America (Brazil)  +
  • introduced in South America (Chile)  +
  • introduced in South America (Chile).  +
  • introduced in South America (Venezuela) and Pacific Islands (Guam).  +
  • introduced in South America.  +
  • introduced in West Indies  +
  • introduced in West Indies (Cuba  +
  • introduced in West Indies (Dominican Republic)  +
  • introduced in West Indies (Jamaica).  +
  • introduced in West Indies (Trinidad)  +
  • introduced in West Indies.  +
  • introduced in c Europe.  +
  • introduced in c Mexico  +
  • introduced in e Asia (China  +
  • introduced in e Asia (Japan)  +
  • introduced in e Asia (Japan).  +
  • introduced in e Europe (Russia).  +
  • introduced in e Europe.  +
  • introduced in e North America and the Old World.  +
  • introduced in many other regions of the world.  +
  • introduced in n  +
  • introduced in n Europe.  +
  • introduced in n Mexico  +
  • introduced in n South America and Pacific Islands (Guam)  +
  • introduced in nw Europe.  +
  • introduced in other areas of Mexico  +
  • introduced in other regions.  +
  • introduced in other similar habitats in North America  +
  • introduced in other tropical and temperate regions of the world.  +
  • introduced in s  +
  • introduced in s Africa  +
  • introduced in s Africa and s Asia.  +
  • introduced in s Asia  +
  • introduced in s Asia (India  +
  • introduced in s Eurasia and other regions.  +
  • introduced in s Europe  +
  • introduced in s South America  +
  • introduced in s South America (Argentina  +
  • introduced in s South America (Argentina).  +
  • introduced in s South America (Chile).  +
  • introduced in s South America.  +
  • introduced in se Asia (se China  +
  • introduced in se Asia.  +
  • introduced in se United States  +
  • introduced in subtropical  +
  • introduced in subtropical and warm temperate areas worldwide.  +
  • introduced in subtropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
  • introduced in sw Europe (Portugal  +
  • introduced in sw South America  +
  • introduced in temperate South America (including equatorial Andes)  +
  • introduced in temperate to subtropical areas nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced in the Old World.  +
  • introduced in the West Indies (Dominican Republic)  +
  • introduced in tropical Asia  +
  • introduced in tropical Asia.  +
  • introduced in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • introduced in tropical areas of the Old World.  +
  • introduced in w Europe (Belgium  +
  • introduced in w Europe (England).  +
  • introduced in w Europe.  +
  • introduced in w North America  +
  • introduced in w North America.  +
  • introduced in w South America.  +
  • introduced inland around Great Lakes  +
  • introduced into Europe and New Zealand.  +
  • introduced into other regions.  +
  • introduced nearly worldwide  +
  • introduced nearly worldwide in temperate and subtropical areas.  +
  • introduced nearly worldwide in temperate and subtropical regions.  +
  • introduced nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced occasionally in other parts of the world.  +
  • introduced or ephemeral nearly worldwide.  +
  • introduced or naturalized in South America  +
  • introduced pantropically.  +
  • introduced s South America (Chile)  +
  • introduced to Atlantic Islands (Azores).  +
  • introduced to Australia.  +
  • introduced to Central America.  +
  • introduced to Europe  +
  • introduced to Europe and New Zealand.  +
  • introduced to South America (Chile  +
  • introduced w Europe.  +
  • introduced widely  +
  • introduced widely elsewhere including South America  +
  • introduced widely elsewhere.  +
  • introduced widely in subtropical and temperate regions.  +
  • introduced widely in temperate Europe  +
  • introduced widely in temperate areas of the world.  +
  • introduced widely in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide.  +
  • introduced widely in tropical and subtropical regions.  +
  • introduced widely in tropics and subtropics.  +
  • introduced widely in tropics.  +
  • introduced widely worldwide.  +
  • introduced widely.  +
  • introduced worldwide in temperate areas as a weed.  +
  • introduced worldwide in tropical and warm-temperate regions.  +
  • introduced worldwide.  +
  • introduced(?) in South America (Argentina).  +
  • introduced.  +
  • islands of Aegean Sea).  +
  • juniper-sagebrush scrub  +
  • largely in temperate and subarctic areas.  +
  • 1 species cultivated and escaping in the tropics and subtropics worldwide.  +
  • Eurasia (especially Mediterranean and Macaronesia) and northern Africa (widely cultivated and adventive).  +
  • Mexico. H. Robinson (1981) suggested that Hymenopappinae is related to Gaillardiinae and other "core" groups of traditional Helenieae.  +
  • Mostly littoral in tropical and subtropical America (including Galápagos Islands)  +
  • Mostly tropical and subtropical regions worldwide except Australia and New Zealand.  +
  • Native to South and Central America (now nearly worldwide from tropics to warm-temperate regions).  +
  • South America. Maxillaria parviflora flowers in September in Fla. and in November in Central America.  +
  • Temperate regions of e and mid w North America and temperate South America.  +
  • Temperate to arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere and scattered in cooler regions of the tropics and Southern Hemisphere.  +
  • Throughout the Northern Hemisphere with a few widespread species in montane habitats worldwide  +
  • Tropical and subtropical Americas with some species naturalized and many cultivated hybrids.  +
  • Tropical regions nearly worldwide and temperate regions of North America and Asia  +
  • Warmer regions in the Americas from the sw United States and Fla. s to the Caribbean Islands and into Mexico  +
  • Widely distributed in temperate and high-elevation tropical areas of the world  +
  • Widely distributed in temperate to subtropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere  +
  • a few in arctic and subarctic regions and high mountains of Northern Hemisphere.  +
  • also tropical New World and Old World. Early leaves of some coreopsises often differ from later leaves on individual plants.  +
  • and throughout cool temperate and boreal latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere  +
  • e Asia (Japan and China into the Himalayas and southwards to New Guinea).  +
  • especially rich in numbers of species and/or in numbers of plants in arid and semiarid regions of subtropical and lower to middle temperate latitudes.  +
  • except for the Eurasian Erythronium dens-canis Linnaeus and its segregates E. caucasicum Woronow  +
  • introduced also in South America (Peru) and in temperate regions worldwide.  +
  • introduced in Europe. The above description of the sporophyte is from Asian material.  +
  • introduced widely throughout the tropical and warm-temperate regions of world.  +