List of Campanulales of Montana explained

There are at least 15 members of the bellflower order, Campanulales, found in the state of Montana in the United States.^[1] They include some introduced species^[2] and some designated as species of concern.^[3]

The bellflowers of Montana are all in the family Campanulaceae:

• Campanula glomerata, clustered bellflower
• Campanula medium, Canterbury bells
• Campanula parryi, Parry's northern harebell
• Campanula rapunculoides, creeping bellflower
• Campanula rotundifolia, American harebell
• Campanula scabrella, rough harebell
• Campanula uniflora, arctic harebell
• Downingia laeta, Great Basin downingia
• Githopsis specularioides, common blue-cup
• Heterocodon rariflorum, western pearlflower
• Howellia aquatilis, water howellia
• Lobelia kalmii, Kalm's lobelia
• Lobelia spicata, pale-spiked lobelia
• Triodanis leptocarpa, slim-pod Venus'-looking-glass
• Triodanis perfoliata, claspingleaf Venus'-looking-glass

Further reading

• Book: Schiemann, D. A. . Wildflowers of Montana . Mountain Press Publishing . Missoula, MT . 0-87842-504-7 . 2005.

See also

• List of dicotyledons of Montana

Notes and References

1. Web site: Bellflowers . Montana Natural Heritage Project . 2011-06-17.
2. Web site: Species Status Codes, Exotics . Montana Natural Heritage Project . 2011-06-17.
3. Web site: Species Status Codes, Species of Concern . Montana Natural Heritage Project . 2011-06-17.