Phlox (flore)

Les espèces appartenant au genre Phlox sont très nombreuses[1] :

• Phlox aculeata A. Nels. -- sagebrush phlox
• Phlox acuminata Pursh
• Phlox adsurgens Torr. ex Gray -- northern phlox
• Phlox albomarginata M.E. Jones -- whitemargin phlox
• Phlox alyssifolia Greene -- alyssum-leaf phlox, alyssumleaf phlox, phlox
• Phlox amabilis Brand -- Arizona phlox
• Phlox amoena Sims -- hairy phlox
• Phlox amplifolia Britt. -- largeleaf phlox
• Phlox andicola E. Nels. -- prairie phlox
• Phlox austromontana Coville -- desert mountain phlox, desert phlox, mountain phlox
• Phlox bifida Beck -- cleft phlox
• Phlox buckleyi Wherry -- swordleaf phlox
• Phlox caespitosa Nutt. -- Douglas phlox, tufted phlox
• Phlox carolina L. -- thickleaf phlox
• Phlox caryophylla Wherry -- clove phlox
• Phlox cluteana A. Nels. -- Navajo Mountain phlox
• Phlox colubrina Wherry & Constance -- Snake River phlox
• Phlox condensata (Gray) E. Nels. -- dwarf phlox
• Phlox covillei E. Nels. -- Coville's phlox
• Phlox cuspidata Scheele -- cuspid phlox, pointed phlox

Phlox diffusa peut former des touffes très densément couvertes de fleurs (48.7868° N, -121.9109° E, Canada)

• Phlox diffusa Benth. -- spreading phlox
• Phlox dispersa C.W. Sharsmith -- High Sierra phlox
• Phlox divaricata L. -- wild blue phlox
• Phlox dolichantha Gray -- Big Bear Valley phlox
• Phlox drummondii Hook. -- annual phlox, drummond phlox
• Phlox floridana Benth. -- Florida phlox
• Phlox glaberrima L. -- smooth phlox
• Phlox glabriflora (Brand) Whitehouse -- Rio Grande phlox
• Phlox gladiformis (M.E. Jones) E. Nels. -- musky phlox
• Phlox × glutinosa Buckl. (pro sp.) -- phlox
• Phlox gracilis (Hook.) Greene -- slender phlox
• Phlox griseola Wherry -- Arizona phlox, gray-leaf phlox, grayleaf phlox
• Phlox hendersonii (E. Nels.) Cronq. -- Henderson's phlox
• Phlox hirsuta E. Nels. -- Yreka phlox
• Phlox hoodii Richardson -- Hood's phlox, spiny phlox
• Phlox idahonis Wherry -- Clearwater phlox
• Phlox jonesii Wherry -- Zion phlox
• Phlox kelseyi Britt. -- Kelsey's phlox
• Phlox latifolia Michx. -- wideflower phlox
• Phlox longifolia Nutt. -- longleaf phlox
• Phlox longipilosa Waterfall -- downy phlox, longhair phlox
• Phlox maculata L. -- wild sweetwilliam
• Phlox mesoleuca Greene -- threadleaf phlox
• Phlox missoulensis Wherry -- Missoula phlox
• Phlox mollis Wherry -- soft phlox
• Phlox multiflora A. Nels. -- flowery phlox, Rocky Mountain phlox
• Phlox nana Nutt. -- Santa Fe phlox
• Phlox nivalis Lodd. ex Sweet -- trailing phlox
• Phlox oklahomensis Wherry -- Oklahoma phlox
• Phlox opalensis Dorn -- opal phlox

Phlox paniculé (Phlox paniculata)

• Phlox paniculata L. -- fall phlox
• Phlox peckii Wherry -- Peck's phlox
• Phlox pilosa L. -- downy phlox
• Phlox × procumbens Lehm. (pro sp.) -- phlox
• Phlox pulchra Wherry -- Alabama phlox
• Phlox pulvinata (Wherry) Cronq. -- cushion phlox, powder phlox
• Phlox pungens Dorn -- prickly phlox
• Phlox richardsonii Hook. -- Richardson's phlox
• Phlox rigida Benth. -- stiff phlox
• Phlox roemerana Scheele
• Phlox roemeriana Scheele -- goldeneye phlox, roemer phlox
• Phlox × rugelii Brand (pro sp.) -- Rugel's phlox
• Phlox sibirica L. -- Siberian phlox
• Phlox speciosa Pursh -- showy phlox
• Phlox stansburyi (Torr.) Heller -- cold-desert phlox, colddesert phlox, Stansbury's phlox
• Phlox stolonifera Sims -- creeping phlox
• Phlox subulata L. -- moss phlox
• Phlox tenuifolia E. Nels. -- Santa Catalina Mountain phlox, Santa Catalina phlox
• Phlox triovulata Thurb. ex Torr. -- three-seed phlox, threeseed phlox
• Phlox variabilis Brand -- variegated phlox
• Phlox viridis E. Nels. -- green phlox
• Phlox viscida E. Nels. -- sticky phlox

Le regroupement de touffes forme des tapis de fleurs caractéristiques.

Dans le langage des fleurs, le phlox symbolise la flamme[2].