Phlomoides Explained

Phlomoides, also called Jerusalem sage^[1] and Lampwick plant, is a genus of over 130 species of flowering plants in the family Lamiaceae, native from the eastern Mediterranean Basin through Eastern Europe, western and central Asia, and the Indian subcontinent to China, Korea, and the Russian Far East. Phlomoides now comprises many species formerly in the genus Phlomis, and the former genera Eremostachys, Lamiophlomis, Notochaete, and Pseuderemostachys.^[2]

Species

175 species are accepted.

• Phlomoides acaulis
• Phlomoides adenantha
• Phlomoides admirabilis
• Phlomoides adylovii
• Phlomoides affinis
• Phlomoides agraria
• Phlomoides ajdarovae
• Phlomoides alaica
• Phlomoides alberti
• Phlomoides alpina
• Phlomoides ambigua
• Phlomoides ammophila
• Phlomoides andersii
• Phlomoides anisochila
• Phlomoides aralensis
• Phlomoides arctifolia
• Phlomoides ariana
• Phlomoides atropurpurea
• Phlomoides azerbaijanica
• Phlomoides baburii
• Phlomoides badakshanica
• Phlomoides baissunensis
• Phlomoides baldschuanica
• Phlomoides bamianica
• Phlomoides beckeri
• Phlomoides betonicoides
• Phlomoides binaludensis
• Phlomoides boissieriana
• Phlomoides boraldaica
• Phlomoides botschantzevii
• Phlomoides brachystegia
• Phlomoides bracteosa
• Phlomoides breviflora
• Phlomoides burmanica
• Phlomoides calophyta
• Phlomoides canescens
• Phlomoides chinghoensis
• Phlomoides codonantha
• Phlomoides codonocalyx
• Phlomoides congesta
• Phlomoides cordifolia
• Phlomoides cuneata
• Phlomoides czuiliensis
• Phlomoides dentosa
• Phlomoides deserticola
• Phlomoides ebracteolata
• Phlomoides edelbergii
• Phlomoides eremostachydioides
• Phlomoides eriocalyx
• Phlomoides ferganensis
• Phlomoides fetisowii
• Phlomoides fimbriata
• Phlomoides forrestii
• Phlomoides franchetiana
• Phlomoides freitagii
• Phlomoides fulgens
• Phlomoides ghorana
• Phlomoides glabra
• Phlomoides glanduligera
• Phlomoides goloskokovii
• Phlomoides gymnocalyx
• Phlomoides gymnoclada
• Phlomoides gypsacea
• Phlomoides hajastanica
• Phlomoides hamosa
• Phlomoides hissarica
• Phlomoides hybrida
• Phlomoides hyoscyamoides
• Phlomoides hypoviridis
• Phlomoides iliensis
• Phlomoides inaequalisepala
• Phlomoides integior
• Phlomoides isochila
• Phlomoides jeholensis
• Phlomoides kansuensis
• Phlomoides karatavica
• Phlomoides kaufmanniana
• Phlomoides kirghisorum
• Phlomoides koraiensis – Korean Jerusalem sage
• Phlomoides korovinii
• Phlomoides kurpsaica
• Phlomoides labiosa
• Phlomoides labiosiformis
• Phlomoides labiosissima
• Phlomoides laciniata
• Phlomoides laevigata
• Phlomoides lanata
• Phlomoides lehmanniana
• Phlomoides leiocalyx
• Phlomoides liangwangshanensis
• Phlomoides likiangensis
• Phlomoides lindbergii
• Phlomoides loasifolia
• Phlomoides longiaristata
• Phlomoides longicalyx
• Phlomoides longidentata
• Phlomoides macrophylla – Maximowicz's Jerusalem sage
• Phlomoides maximowiczii
• Phlomoides mazzettii
• Phlomoides medicinalis
• Phlomoides megalantha
• Phlomoides melanantha
• Phlomoides michaelis
• Phlomoides milingensis
• Phlomoides milkoi
• Phlomoides minutigalea
• Phlomoides mogianica
• Phlomoides molucelloides
• Phlomoides mongolica
• Phlomoides muliensis
• Phlomoides multifurcata
• Phlomoides nuda
• Phlomoides oreophila
• Phlomoides ornata
• Phlomoides ostrowskiana
• Phlomoides pacifica
• Phlomoides paniculata
• Phlomoides paohsingensis
• Phlomoides paropamisica
• Phlomoides pectinata
• Phlomoides pedunculata
• Phlomoides persimilis
• Phlomoides popovii
• Phlomoides pratensis
• Phlomoides pseudokorovinii
• Phlomoides puberula
• Phlomoides pulchra
• Phlomoides pulvinaris
• Phlomoides pygmaea
• Phlomoides rastagalensis
• Phlomoides regeliana
• Phlomoides rotala
• Phlomoides rotata
• Phlomoides ruptilis
• Phlomoides sagittata
• Phlomoides salangensis
• Phlomoides sanglechensis
• Phlomoides sarawschanica
• Phlomoides schugnanica
• Phlomoides septentrionalis
• Phlomoides setifera
• Phlomoides sewerzovii
• Phlomoides similis
• Phlomoides sogdiana
• Phlomoides speciosa
• Phlomoides spectabilis
• Phlomoides stellata
• Phlomoides stenocalycina
• Phlomoides stocksii
• Phlomoides strigosa
• Phlomoides subspicata
• Phlomoides superba
• Phlomoides szechuanensis
• Phlomoides tadshikistanica
• Phlomoides tatsienensis
• Phlomoides thyrsiflora
• Phlomoides tianschanica
• Phlomoides tibetica
• Phlomoides tournefortii
• Phlomoides transjordanica
• Phlomoides transoxana
• Phlomoides tschimganica
• Phlomoides tuberosa
• Phlomoides tuvinica
• Phlomoides umbrosa – shady Jerusalem sage
• Phlomoides uniceps
• Phlomoides uniflora
• Phlomoides uralensis
• Phlomoides urodonta
• Phlomoides vavilovii
• Phlomoides vicaryi
• Phlomoides vulnerans
• Phlomoides woroschilovii
• Phlomoides younghusbandii
• Phlomoides zenaidae

Notes and References

1. Book: English Names for Korean Native Plants. Korea National Arboretum. 2015. 978-89-97450-98-5. Pocheon. 612. 22 December 2016. Korea Forest Service. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20170525105020/http://www.forest.go.kr/kna/special/download/English_Names_for_Korean_Native_Plants.pdf. 25 May 2017.
2. Salmaki. Yasaman. Zarre. Shahin. Ryding. Olof. Lindqvist. Charlotte. Scheunert. Agnes. Bräuchler. Christian. Heubl. Heubl. Phylogeny of the tribe Phlomideae (Lamioideae: Lamiaceae) with special focus on Eremostachys and Phlomoides: New insights from nuclear and chloroplast sequences. Taxon. 2012. 61. 1. 161–179. 10.1002/tax.611012. 23210322.