Zephyranthes jonesii

Zephyranthes jonesii is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family, a group of flowering plants known for their bulbous structures and showy flowers. This species is part of the genus Zephyranthes, which includes several species of lily-like plants commonly known as rain lilies. Zephyranthes jonesii is native to Texas, where it grows in natural habitats suited to its ecological requirements. The species was formally published in 1951 by Traub, who built upon the earlier taxonomic work of Cory. As with other members of the genus, Zephyranthes jonesii is likely characterized by its ability to bloom quickly after rainfall, a trait that contributes to the common name of the genus.