Alliaceae Liliopsida Magnoliophyta Plantae

Family of bulbous or rhizomatous plants comprising about 30 genera and 600 species. The flowers are carried in an umbel which distinguishes this family from the Amaryllidaceae. The largest genus, Allium, comprising 450 species, includes onions, leeks, chives, shallots and garlic and most members of this genus have a pungent smell when crushed.

• Leucocoryne - Photographs of a number of species in this alliaceae genus from the International Bulb Society.
• Nectaroscordum siculum ssp. bulgaricum - Several photographs of this species.
• Solaria atropurpurea - Photograph of this species, sometimes classified as Gethyum atropurpureum.
• Ipehion - Photographs of several species in this genus from alliaceae the International liliopsida Bulb Society.
• Tulbaghia - Photographs of several species in this genus from the International alliaceae Bulb Society.
• Pabellonia incrassata - Two photographs of this species.
• Gilliesia - Photograph of an unidentified species.
• Description of Alliaceae - Habit and leaf form, anatomy, morphology, physiology, biochemistry, geography.
• Bloomeria crocea - Several photographs of this species.
• Tristagma peregrinana - Photograph of this species.
• Bessera elegans - Several photographs of this species.
• Trichlora peruviana - Photograph of this species.
• Milla biflora - Several photographs of this species.
• Nothoscordum bivalve - Two photographs of this species.
• Brodiaea - Photographs of several species in this genus from magnoliophyta the International magnoliophyta Bulb Society.
• Triteleia - Photographs of several species in this genus from liliopsida the International magnoliophyta Bulb Society.
• Nothoscordum filipponei - Photograph of this species.
• Triteleiopsis palmeri - Two photographs of this species.
• Dandya thadhowardii - Photograph of this species.

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