Vascular Plant Database Family Results
Vascular Plant Herbarium
Vascular Plant Database Family Results
Category: Dicots
Family Name: Gentianaceae
SPECIES
- Bartonia paniculata
(Michx.) Muhl.
NWI R2 TN: Obligate Wetland
Common Name: twining screwstem
- Bartonia virginica
(L.) B.S.P.
Common Name: yellow screwstem
- Frasera caroliniensis
Walt.
Common Name: American columbo, green gentian
Synonyms:
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• Swertia caroliniensis (Walt.) Kuntze
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• Swertia caroliniensis (Walt.) Kuntze
- Gentiana austromontana
Pringle & Sharp (TN Special Concern)
Common Name: Appalachian gentian
- Gentiana clausa
Raf.
NWI R2 TN: Facultative
Common Name: bottle gentian
- Gentiana decora
Pollard
Common Name: showy gentian
- Gentiana linearis
Froel. (TN Threatened)
NWI R2 TN: Obligate Wetland
Common Name: narrowleaf gentian
- Gentiana puberulenta
Pringle (TN Endangered)
Common Name: downy gentian
- Gentiana saponaria
L.
NWI R2 TN: Facultative Wetland -
Common Name: harvestbells
- Gentiana villosa
L.
Common Name: striped gentian
- Gentianella quinquefolia (L.) Small var. occidentalis
A. Gray
NWI R2 TN: Facultative Wetland -
Common Name: agueweed, dwarf gentian
Synonyms:
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• Gentiana quinquefolia L. var. occidentalis (Gray) Small
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• Gentiana quinquefolia L. var. occidentalis (Gray) Small
- Gentianella quinquefolia (L.) Small var. quinquefolia
NWI R2 TN: Facultative Wetland -
Common Name: dwarf gentian
Synonyms:
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• Gentiana quinquefolia L.
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• Gentiana quinquefolia L.
- Obolaria virginica
L.
Common Name: Virginia pennywort
- Sabatia angularis
(L.) Pursh
NWI R2 TN: Facultative
Common Name: rose pink
- Sabatia brachiata
Ell.
NWI R2 TN: Facultative
Common Name: narrowleaf rose gentian
- Sabatia campanulata
(L.) Torr.
NWI R2 TN: Facultative Wetland
Common Name: slender rose gentian
- Sabatia capitata
(Raf.) S.F. Blake (TN Endangered)
Common Name: Appalachian rose gentian
*Non-native taxon known to be naturalized in Tennessee
All names & statuses follow the Guide to the Vascular Plants of Tennessee (2015).
Click here for a description of rare, threatened, or endangered (RTE) status & National Wetland Indicator (NWI) status.
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