Tristagma


Tristagma is a genus of South American plants in the onion subfamily with the Amaryllis family. It is native to South America but one of the species has become naturalized in various other places.
;Species
  1. Tristagma ameghinoi Speg. - Mendoza + Santa Cruz Provinces of Argentina
  2. Tristagma anemophilum Ravenna - Neuquén Province of Argentina
  3. Tristagma atreucoense Ravenna - Neuquén Province of Argentina
  4. Tristagma bivalve Traub - central Chile
  5. Tristagma brevipes Traub - central Chile
  6. Tristagma circinatum Traub - Neuquén Province of Argentina
  7. Tristagma fragrans Ravenna - central Chile
  8. Tristagma gracile Traub - central Chile
  9. Tristagma graminifolium Ravenna - central Chile
  10. Tristagma leichtlinii Traub - central Chile
  11. Tristagma lineatum Ravenna - Santiago Region of Chile
  12. Tristagma lomarum Ravenna - Arequipa Region of Peru
  13. Tristagma malalhuense Ravenna - Mendoza Province of Argentina
  14. Tristagma mirabile Ravenna - Neuquén Province of Argentina
  15. Tristagma nahuelhuapinum Ravenna - Rio Negro Province of Argentina
  16. Tristagma nivale Poepp. - central + southern Chile, southern Argentina
  17. Tristagma patagonicum Traub - southern Argentina
  18. Tristagma peregrinans Ravenna - Uruguay
  19. Tristagma philippii Gand. - central Chile
  20. Tristagma poeppigianum Traub - central Chile
  21. Tristagma porrifolium Traub - central Chile
  22. Tristagma sessile Traub - Chaco Province of Argentina, central Chile, Uruguay
  23. Tristagma sociale Ravenna - Mendoza Province of Argentina
  24. Tristagma staminosum Ravenna - O'Higgins Region of Chile
  25. Tristagma tweedieanum Traub - Uruguay, northeastern Argentina
  26. Tristagma uniflorum Traub - Uruguay, eastern Argentina; naturalized in Great Britain, France, Australia, New Zealand, Oregon, California, southeastern United States
  27. Tristagma yauriense Ravenna - Puno Province of Peru
;formerly included
Several names have been coined using the name Tristagma but referring to species now considered better suited other genera .