It readily hybridizes with other species in the genus "Aquilegia". The Columbine flower cultivar "Aquilegia" "Nora Barlow" is named after her. The genus "Aquilegia" has over 50 species. Lawrence of Aquilegia (Lorenzo di Aquileia) was a thirteenth-century Italian canon and teacher. The mountains are also home to the Hinckley columbine, a variety of "Aquilegia chrysantha". "B. bimaculatus" queens forage on "Aquilegia" flowers. "Aquilegia pyrenaica" can reach a height of . Native Americans used very small amounts of "Aquilegia" root as a treatment for ulcers. For example, the columbine, also known as aquilegia, are a symbol of fertility. " Aquilegia fragrans " can reach a height of about . "Aquilegia coerulea" is the state flower of Colorado. Today, "Aquilegia coerulea" is considered the official state flower. "Aquilegia barbaricina" grows in alder scrub along water courses at in altitude. Aquilegia is the plant genus containing the columbines. Some Plateau Indian tribes used the "Aquilegia formosa" to concoct a perfume.