Triteleia

Taxonomy and systematics

• Triteleia bridgesii – Bridges' brodiaea – mountains of northern California and southwestern Oregon
• Triteleia clementina – San Clemente Island triteleia – endemic to San Clemente Island
• Triteleia crocea – Yellow triteleia – mountains of northern California and southwestern Oregon
• Triteleia dudleyi – Dudley's triteleia – from Mono County to Los Angeles County
• Triteleia grandiflora – large-flowered triteleia, Howell's triteleia, wild hyacinth – British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, extreme northern California; isolated population in southwestern Colorado
• Triteleia guadalupensis – jacinto del desierto – endemic to Guadalupe Island off the west coast of Baja California
• Triteleia hendersonii – Henderson's triteleia – southwestern Oregon and extreme northern California
• Triteleia hyacinthina – white triteleia, white brodiaea, hyacinth brodiaea, fool's onion – common in much of British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, California; also western Nevada and northern Idaho
• Triteleia ixioides – Prettyface – much of California plus southwestern Oregon
• Triteleia laxa – Ithuriel's spear, grassnut – much of California plus southwestern Oregon
• Triteleia lemmoniae – Oak Creek triplet lily, Lemmon's star – Arizona
• Triteleia lilacina – lilac prettyface northern California
• Triteleia lugens – Coast Range triteleia – two populations in the Coast Ranges of California, one around Pinnacles National Park and the other around the Sonoma and Napa valleys, north of San Francisco
• Triteleia montana – mountain triteleia – northern Sierra Nevada of California
• Triteleia peduncularis – longray triplet lily, long-rayed Brodiaea – coastal counties of northern California
• Triteleia piutensis – Piute Mountains triteleia – described in April 2014 from two populations in the Piute Mountains of the southern Sierra in Kern County, California
• Triteleia × versicolor – Pinto triplet lily – Monterey County

1. Triteleia montana and Triteleia lemmoniae
2. Triteleia peduncularis, Triteleia laxa, and Triteleia bridgesii
3. Triteleia hyacinthina and Triteleia ixioides
4. Triteleia grandiflora, Triteleia crocea, and Triteleia hendersonii