List of Hypericum nothospecies

The genus Hypericum contains a number of nothospecies, or hybrids created directly from crossing two accepted species to create an intermediate organism that shares properties of both. Many of these hybrid species are used as ornamental or decorative plants.

Nothospecies
Binomial Common Name Type Distribution Parentage Image References
Section Adenosepalum
H. × joerstadii

Lid (1968)

 Intermediate shrub H. glandulosum × H. reflexum [1][2][3][4][5]
H. pubescens × tomentosum H. pubescens × H. tomentosum [6][7][8]
Section Androsaemum
H. × inodorum

Mill. (1768)

 Tall Tutsan Deciduous shrub Corsica, France, Italy, Spain [2][9][10][11][12]
Section Ascyreia
H. kouytchense × calycinum

D.Walker

 Shrub Only in cultivation H. kouytchense × H. calycinum [1][13]
H. × cyathiflorum

N.Robson (1985)

 Shrub Only in cultivation H. addingtonii × H. hookerianum [4][13][12][8]
H. × dummeri

N.Robson (1985)

 Shrub Only in cultivation H. calycinum × H. forrestii [4][14][8]
H. × moserianum

André (1889)

 Shrub Only in cultivation [9][15][14][11][12]
Section Drosocarpium
H. × reinosae

A. Ramos (1983)

 Perennial herb H. perforatum × H. richeri subsp. burseri [1][13][8]
Section Graveolentia
H. × mitchellianum

Rydb. (1927)

 Blue Ridge St. John's Wort Perennial herb H. graveolens × H. punctatum [16][17][18][19][20]
Section Hypericum
H. × desetangsii

Lamotte (1874)

 Des Etang's St. John's Wort H. perforatum × H. maculatum [10][3][21][22][23]
H. × hyugamontanum

Y. Kimura

 Perennial herb Japan (Kyushu) [1][16]
H. × laschii

A.Fröhl.

 Scandinavia, France, Central Europe [1][3][24][4][8]
H. × medium

Peterm.

 Austria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Romania [1][24][3]
Section Oligostema
H. × caesariense

Druce ex N.Robson

 Perennial herb Scotland, Northern England H. linariifolium × H. humifusum [2][8]
Section Trigynobrathys
H. × dissimulatum

E.P.Bicknell

 Disguised St. John's Wort H. boreale × H. canadense [25][9][19][20][26]

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