Valeriana

Valeriana is a genus of flowering plants in the family Valerianaceae. It includes a number of species of which the best known is the garden valerian Valeriana officinalis. Some species are native to Europe, others to North America and South America (especially in the Andes).

Species include:

''Valeriana acutiloba''

''Valeriana arburua''
''Valeriana arizonica''
''Valeriana buxifolia''
''Valerian californica''
''Valeriana capitata''
''Valeriana carnosa''
''Valeriana celtica''
''Valeriana columbiana''
''Valeriana dioica''
''Valeriana edulis''
''Valeriana occidentalis''
''Valeriana officinalis''
''Valeriana pauciflora''
''Valeriana scandens''
''Valeriana scouleri''
''Valeriana septentrionalis''
''Valeriana sitchensis''
''Valeriana sorbifolia''
''Valeriana texana''
''Valeriana tiliifolia''
''Valeriana tripteris''
''Valeriana wallichii

Translation

The word "Valeriana" occurs as such in the following languages: English, Catalan, French, Italian.

Translation(s) in other languages: Arabic: ناردين مخزني, German: Baldrian, Estonian: Palderjan (perekond), Spanish: Valeriana (género), Esperanto: Valeriano (planto), Persian: سنبل‌الطیب, Korean: 쥐오줌풀속, Upper Sorbian: Bałdrijan, Kazakh: Валериана, Lithuanian: Valerijonas, Hungarian: Macskagyökér, Dutch: Valeriaan (geslacht), Polish: Kozłek, Portuguese: Valeriana (planta), Russian: Валериана, Swedish: Vänderotssläktet, Vietnamese: Chi Nữ lang, Chinese: 缬草属.