Diplusodon divaricatus

Diplusodon divaricatus is a plant species within the Lythraceae family, a group known for its often showy flowers and ecological importance in various habitats. This species is part of the genus Diplusodon, which is characterized by specific morphological traits typical of the family. It is found in the Southeast and West-Central regions of Brazil, contributing to the biodiversity of these areas. The species was first published in 1827 by Pohl, marking its formal recognition in botanical literature.