- The
Tulipeae (syn. Tulipoideae) Duby is a
tribe of
monocotyledon perennial,
herbaceous mainly bulbous flowering plants in the
Liliaceae (lily) family....
- genera. Furthermore, many
authorities place Gagea into a
separate tribe,
Tulipeae. It has also
historically been
considered to be a
subtribe of the Lilieae...
-
Gagea (which now
includes Lloydia)
which are
treated as a
separate tribe,
Tulipeae., and
Lilium includes Nomocharis,
reducing the
number of
genera in Lilieae...
- (Lilioideae s.l.) at 27 mya,
Liliaceae sensu Dahlgren (Lilieae s.s. and
Tulipeae) at 20 mya (Miocene).
Within the
Liliaceae sensu Dahlgren there developed...
- Nomocharis, Cardiocrinum, Notholirion) from the
Himalayas about 12 mya and the
Tulipeae (Erythronium, Tulipa, Gagea) from East Asia at
about the same time. The...
-
Bentham and
Hooker (1883),
placed Fritillaria and
Lilium in
Liliaceae tribe Tulipeae,
together with five
other genera.
Fritillaria is
generally considered a...
- (Some
classifications place Tulipa and
Erythronium into a
separate tribe:
Tulipeae with the
remaining genera in
Lilieae s.s.)
Cardiocrinum (Endl.) Lindl....
-
Liliaceae would be
reduced to a
small 'core'
represented by the
tribe Tulipeae (18 genera),
while large groups such
Scilleae and
Asparagae would become...
- Erythronium,
although some
authors believe that all
three genera of the
Tulipeae could be
treated as a
single genus. The
evolutionary and
phylogenetic relationships...
-
Lloydia and
Szechenya and
Giradiella — both now
included in Lloydia),
Tulipeae: (Erythronium,
Tulipa and
Eduardoregalia — now part of Tulipa) and Lilieae...
