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Ranunculaceae — Buttercup Family

340 species · Plants

Plantae › Tracheophyta › Magnoliopsida › Ranunculales › Ranunculaceae

Peltocalathos baurii (Mac Owan) M.Tamura

Peltocalathos baurii is the only species in the monotypic flowering plant genus Peltocalathos of Ranunculaceae, native to Southern Africa.

Arcteranthis cooleyae (Vasey & Rose) Greene

Arcteranthis cooleyae is the only species in the Ranunculaceae genus Arcteranthis, native to Alaska, Washington, and British Columbia.

Cyrtorhyncha ranunculina Nutt.

Cyrtorhyncha ranunculina is the only species in the Ranunculaceae genus Cyrtorhyncha, native to four western U.S. states.

Nigella arvensis L.

Nigella arvensis is a Ranunculaceae flowering plant used locally as a black caraway substitute, with confirmed extinctions in Switzerland and Crete.

Nigella ciliaris DC.

Nigella ciliaris is an annual flowering ranunculus native to Cyprus and the Levant, occasionally cultivated for its flowers and seedheads.

Nigella gallica Jord.

Nigella gallica is an annual flowering plant native to subtropical southwestern Europe in the Ranunculaceae family.

Helleborus argutifolius Viv.

Helleborus argutifolius is an evergreen perennial flowering plant native to Corsica and Sardinia, widely cultivated for gardens.

Caltha sagittata Cav.

Caltha sagittata is a variable flowering herb found across western South America from sea level to 4000 m in moist open habitats.

Caltha introloba F.Muell.

Caltha introloba, or alpine marsh-marigold, is a small alpine perennial herb native to alpine regions of southeastern Australia.

Caltha obtusa Cheeseman

Caltha obtusa Cheeseman is a small perennial herb endemic to alpine areas of New Zealand's South Island.

Caltha natans Pall.

Caltha natans is an amphi-Beringian aquatic herbaceous perennial found in shallow slow water that is rare across North America.

Caltha palustris var. radicans (T.F.Forst.) Beck

This is a description of Caltha palustris var. radicans, a perennial herb covering its morphology, habitat, ecology, toxicity and uses.

Clematis viticella subsp. campaniflora (Brot.) Kuntze

Clematis viticella is a hardy, clematis wilt-resistant deciduous flowering climber native to Southern Europe and Western Asia.

Clematis viticella L.

Clematis viticella is a hardy deciduous climbing flowering plant native to Southern Europe and Western Asia.

Clematis cunninghamii Turcz.

Clematis cunninghamii is a New Zealand native flowering clematis that grows in North Island lowland forests.

Clematis armandii Franch.

Clematis armandii is a popular evergreen woody climbing clematis grown for its showy, often fragrant spring flowers.

Clematis heracleifolia DC.

Clematis heracleifolia, or tube clematis, is a deciduous flowering sub-shrub native to central and northern China.

Clematis L.

Clematis terniflora is an aggressive woody vine native to northeast Asia, used ornamentally and studied for anti-inflammatory properties.

Clematis serratifolia Rehder

Clematis serratifolia, the Korean clematis, is a deciduous ornamental climbing flowering plant native to Northeast Asia.

Clematis ochroleuca Aiton

Clematis ochroleuca is a flowering buttercup native to the US east coast from Long Island to northern Georgia.

Clematis baldwinii Torr. & A.Gray

Clematis baldwinii is a small, non-vining endemic perennial wildflower native to most of the Florida peninsula.

Clematis fremontii S.Watson

Clematis fremontii S.Watson is a flowering plant that grows on limestone in glades and prairies and is sometimes planted in gardens.

Clematis glaucophylla Small

Clematis glaucophylla is a perennial flowering vine in the Ranunculaceae family native to parts of the central and southeastern US.

Clematis morefieldii Kral

Clematis morefieldii is a rare climbing vine endemic to the southeastern US, named for its discoverer James Morefield.

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