The Liliaceae family, commonly known as the lily family, includes a variety of flowering plants characterized by their bulbous roots and showy flowers. This family encompasses around 250 species, including well-known plants like lilies, tulips, and asparagus. Members of Liliaceae typically have long, narrow leaves and produce flowers with six petal-like tepals. Liliaceae plants are found in diverse habitats worldwide, often thriving in temperate regions. They play important roles in ecosystems, providing food for pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Many species are also cultivated for ornamental purposes or as food sources, highlighting their significance in both natural and human environments.