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Bromeliaceae (a bromeliads) occurs as big personal of flowering plants native to the tropical & warmly moderate New World. A personal includes each epiphytes, such as Spanish moss Tillandsia usneoides, and ground plants, like a Pineapple Ananas comosus. Several bromeliads come respire to store water in a "tank" formed by their tightly-overlapping leaf bases. But, a personal is diverse plenty to include a tank bromeliads, grey-leaved epiphytic Tillandsia species which gather water lone from either leaf structures known as trichomes, and potentially the big total of desert-living succulents.
A big bromeliad is Puya raimondii, which reaches 3-Four m tall around vegetive incubation by having a flower spike 9-10 m tall, & the smallest is probably Spanish moss.
Genera
Abromeitiella Mez
Acanthostachys Klotzsch
Aechmea Ruiz & Pav.
Ananas Mill
Andrea Mez
Androlepis Brongn. old-fashioned Houllet
Araeococcus Brongn
Ayensua L.B.Sm.
Billbergia Thunb.
Brewcaria L.B.Sm., Steyerm. & H.Rob
Brocchinia Schult.f.
Bromelia L.
Canistrum E.Morren
Catopsis Griseb.
Connellia N.E.Br.
Cottendorfia Schult.f.
Cryptanthus Otto & A.Dietr.
Deuterocohnia Mez *Disteganthus lem.
Dyckia Schult.f.
Encholirium Mart. passe Schult.f.
Fascicularia Mez
Fernseea Baker
Fosterella L.B.Sm.
Glomeropitcairnia Mez
Greigia Regel
Guzmania Ruiz & Pav.
Hechtia Klotzsch
Hohenbergia Schult.f.
Hohenbergiopsis L.B.Sm. & Read
Lindmania Mez
Lymania Read
Mezobromelia L.B.Sm
Navia Schult.f.
Neoglaziovia Mez
Neoregelia L.B.Sm.
Nidularium Lem.
Ochagavia Phil.
Orthophytum Beer
Pitcairnia L'Her.
Portea K. Koch
Pseudaechmea L.B.Sm. & Read *Pseudananas Hassl. passee Harms
Puya Molina
Quesnelia Gaudich.
Ronnbergia E.Morren & Andre
Steyerbromelia L.B.Sm
Streptocalyx Beer
Tillandsia L.
Vriesia Lindl.
Wittrockia Lindm.
Cultivation and uses
Simply a single bromeliad, a pineapple Ananas comosus, is a commercially crucial food crop. Several more bromeliads come popular ornamental plants, grown as two garden & home plants.
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Bromeliaceae
General description and images of the family of epiphytic herbs or terrestrial xerophytes comprising about 45 genera and 2,000 species.
Bromeliad Society International
Promotes public and scientific interest in the research, development, preservation, and distribution of bromeliads throughout the world. Includes annotated catalog of genera, photo gallery, and cultivation information.
Bromeliad Encyclopedia
Photos, classification, and culture of bromeliads from the Florida Council of Bromeliad Societies.
Charlie's Web of Bromeliads
Photos of habit and flowers of more than 250 species and some hybrids and caudiciforms, plus an official list of all accepted bromeliad names.
Bromeliads
Photographs of Aechmea, Billbergia, Guzmania, Neoregelia, Tillandsia, Vriesea, and other bromeliads.
Bromeliad Biota
Detailed information about animals and plants that depend to some extent on bromeliads as a place in which to live, or as food.
Native Bromeliaceae of South Florida
Includes images of 5 species of Tillandsia.
Description of Bromeliaceae
Habit and leaf form, anatomy, morphology, physiology, biochemistry, and geography.
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