Diplacus pictus
Diplacus pictus (Greene) G.L.Nesom
Diplacus pictus is a species in the genus Diplacus, belonging to the family Phrymaceae. It is native to California and was formally described in 2012 by G.L. Nesom, with the original name by Greene. This species is part of a group of flowering plants commonly known as the lopseed family.
Description
Diplacus pictus is a member of the Phrymaceae family, which includes herbaceous plants primarily found in North America. The species is native to the state of California, where it grows in its natural habitat. The name was first proposed by Greene and later revised and published by G.L. Nesom in 2012. As part of the genus Diplacus, it shares characteristics with other closely related species in the group, including tubular flowers and a generally shrub-like growth habit. The genus Diplacus is known for its diversity in western North America, particularly in California, where several species are found.
Distribution
California
Synonyms
Eunanus pictusMimulus pictus