Tripogandra is a genus of flowering plants in the spiderwort family, Commelinaceae. It is native to the Western Hemisphere from central Mexico and the West Indies south to Argentina.
Species
- Tripogandra amplexans <small>Handlos</small> - central + southern Mexico
- Tripogandra amplexicaulis <small>(Klotzsch ex C.B.Clarke) Woodson</small> - central + southern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica
- Tripogandra angustifolia <small>(B.L.Rob.) Woodson</small> - Mexico, Guatemala
- Tripogandra brasiliensis <small>Handlos</small> - eastern Brazil
- Tripogandra disgrega <small>(Kunth) Woodson -</small> Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador
- Tripogandra diuretica <small>(Mart.) Handlos</small> - Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay. Uruguay
- Tripogandra elata <small>D.R.Hunt</small> - Goiás, BrasÃÂlia
- Tripogandra encolea <small>(Diels) J.F.Macbr.</small> - Bolivia, Ecuador, Peru
- Tripogandra glandulosa <small>(Seub.) Rohweder</small> - Trinidad, Venezuela, French Guiana, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay. Uruguay
- Tripogandra guerrerensis <small>Matuda</small> - Guerrero
- Tripogandra ionantha <small>(Diels) J.F.Macbr.</small> - Peru
- Tripogandra kruseana <small>Matuda</small> - Guerrero
- Tripogandra montana <small>Handlos</small> - southern Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador
- Tripogandra multiflora <small>(Sw.) Raf.</small> - from southern Mexico south to Argentina, plus Jamaica + Trinidad; naturalized in Azores
- Tripogandra neglecta <small>Handlos</small> - Minas Gerais
- Tripogandra palmeri <small>(Rose) Woodson</small> - western Mexico from Sinaloa south to Guerrero
- Tripogandra purpurascens <small>(S.Schauer) Handlos</small> - from northern Mexico south to Argentina
- Tripogandra saxicola <small>(Greenm.) Woodson</small> - Morelos, Puebla, Guerrero
- Tripogandra serrulata <small>(Vahl) Handlos</small> - central + southern Mexico, Central America, West Indies, northern South America
- Tripogandra silvatica <small>Handlos</small> - Veracruz
- Tripogandra warmingiana <small>(Seub.) Handlos</small> - Bahia, Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro
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