Cistus clusii
Cistus clusii Dunal
Cistus clusii is a shrubby flowering plant in the Cistaceae family, characterized by white flowers. It is native to southwest and south central Europe as well as northern Africa.
Description
Cistus clusii, described by Dunal in 1824, is a member of the Cistaceae family and the genus Cistus. It is distributed across Algeria, the Baleares, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Sicily, Spain, and Tunisia. This species is often mistaken for Cistus libanotis. Its natural range includes regions in southwest and south central Europe and parts of North Africa.
Distribution
Algeria · Baleares · Italy · Morocco · Portugal · Sicilia · Spain · Tunisia
Synonyms
Cistus clusii subsp. multiflorusCistus clusii var. multiflorusCistus clusii var. pruinosusCistus fastigiatusCistus pruinosusCistus rorismarinifoliusCistus rosmarinifoliusCistus sedjeraHalimium clusiiHelianthemum libanotisCistus clusii var. viridisCistus clusii var. sedjeraCistus libanotis var. pruinosusCistus libanotis var. sedjeraCistus libanotis var. viridisCistus rosmarinifolius var. sedjeraCistus clusii var. fastigiatusCistus clusii var. grandiflorusCistus libanotis var. fastigiatusCistus libanotis var. segobricensisHalimium umbellatum var. bianoriiCistus clusii var. parviflorus