Add to ORKGCuphea inflata S.A.GrahamAbundant in open sunny areas along road leading to the lake. Upper stems, petioles, calyces magenta
Cuphea spectabilis S.A.Grahamoak-pine forest Occasional shrub, 1-2.5 m tall. Tube greenish and red...
Cuphea carthagenensis, Inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Introduced
Cuphea pertenuis R.C.Foster, determined by S.A. Graham 1963Sparce oak forest flowers pale grayish b...
Cuphea caesariata S.A.GrahamRocky road banks and grassy fields. Petals varying shades of purple fro...
Cuphea crassiflora S.A.GrahamIn low wet roadside ditch and clearings, red sandy clay soil, pH 6.5; ...
Cuphea rasilis S.A.GrahamSteep mountainside; oak forest near summits, and tropical forest with Ficus...
Cuphea wrightii var. alba A.Gray var. alba S.A.GrahamRocky, grassy hillsides, much grazed. In wet p...
Cuphea lobophora var. elongata Koehne var. elongata S.A.GrahamIn shaded dense undergrowth of oak for...
Cuphea avigera var. pulcherrima B.L.Rob. & Seaton var. pulcherrima (R.C.Foster) S.A.Graham, determin...
Cuphea ferrisiae var. rosea Bacig. var. rosea S.A.GrahamIn dense herbaceous vegetation on slope of f...
Cuphea trochilus S.A.GrahamIn open sun and inshaded dense undergrowth of oak forest, red clay soil, ...
Cuphea procumbens Ortega, determined by S.A. Graham 1987among rows in corn field and adjacent roadsi...
Cuphea micropetala, inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea sp., longitudinal section of flower. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea micropetala, inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea spectabilis S.A.Grahamoak-pine forest Occasional shrub, 1-2.5 m tall. Tube greenish and red...
Cuphea carthagenensis, Inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Introduced
Cuphea pertenuis R.C.Foster, determined by S.A. Graham 1963Sparce oak forest flowers pale grayish b...
Cuphea caesariata S.A.GrahamRocky road banks and grassy fields. Petals varying shades of purple fro...
Cuphea crassiflora S.A.GrahamIn low wet roadside ditch and clearings, red sandy clay soil, pH 6.5; ...
Cuphea rasilis S.A.GrahamSteep mountainside; oak forest near summits, and tropical forest with Ficus...
Cuphea wrightii var. alba A.Gray var. alba S.A.GrahamRocky, grassy hillsides, much grazed. In wet p...
Cuphea lobophora var. elongata Koehne var. elongata S.A.GrahamIn shaded dense undergrowth of oak for...
Cuphea avigera var. pulcherrima B.L.Rob. & Seaton var. pulcherrima (R.C.Foster) S.A.Graham, determin...
Cuphea ferrisiae var. rosea Bacig. var. rosea S.A.GrahamIn dense herbaceous vegetation on slope of f...
Cuphea trochilus S.A.GrahamIn open sun and inshaded dense undergrowth of oak forest, red clay soil, ...
Cuphea procumbens Ortega, determined by S.A. Graham 1987among rows in corn field and adjacent roadsi...
Cuphea micropetala, inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea sp., longitudinal section of flower. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea micropetala, inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Cultivated
Cuphea spectabilis S.A.Grahamoak-pine forest Occasional shrub, 1-2.5 m tall. Tube greenish and red...
Cuphea carthagenensis, Inflorescence. Family Lythraceae, Subclass Rosidae. Origin: Introduced
Cuphea pertenuis R.C.Foster, determined by S.A. Graham 1963Sparce oak forest flowers pale grayish b...