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Mohavea confertiflora, the
ghost flower, is a
plant of the
family Plantaginaceae. It is a
native of the
Southwestern United States,
southern California...
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Mohavea is a
plant genus consisting of two
species native to the
deserts of the
southwestern United States and
northern Mexico. This
genus is
often included...
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removed to the
separate genus Pseudorontium, and the two
species of
Mohavea (
Mohavea confertiflora and M. breviflora) are included. The
species list given...
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Mohavea breviflora is a
species of
flowering plant in the
plantain family known by the
common names golden desert-snapdragon and
lesser mohavea. It is...
- also
known as
Sedum weinbergii Monotropa uniflora, a
parasitic heather Mohavea confertiflora, a
North American plant known as the "ghost flower" Voyria...
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Plantaginaceae Mimulus L. →
Phrymaceae Misopates Raf. →
Plantaginaceae Mohavea A.Gray →
Plantaginaceae Neogaerrhinum Rothm. →
Plantaginaceae Nothochelone...
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Maurandya group /
Maurandyinae (5 genera) –
including Rhodochitoneae Mohavea group /
Mohaveinae (monotypic) Some 21st-century
phylogenetic analyses...
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Mabrya Elisens Maurandella (A.Gray) Rothm.
Maurandya Ortega Misopates Raf.
Mohavea A.Gray
Nanorrhinum Betsche Neogaerrhinum Rothm.
Nuttallanthus D.A.Sutton...
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attract bees of the
genus Xeralictus. In
areas where their range overlaps,
Mohavea confertiflora (Ghost Flower),
which does not
produce nectar, has adapted...
- (giant four o'clock: 93 ),
Nyctaginaceae Mohavea breviflora (lesser
mohavea: 245 ),
Plantaginaceae Mohavea confertiflora (ghost-flower: 164 ), Plantaginaceae...
