Pinguicula lilacina
A small, widespread butterwort that ranges from northern Mexico through Chiapas to Guatemala, Belize and Honduras, at 20–2284 m. The measured sites have a warm, wet summer and a dry winter. Many Mexican butterworts form a tight, non-carnivorous rosette in the dry winter, but this one is usually described as keeping similar leaves all year.
Where it grows wild
It grows on moist rock, banks and, at times, mossy tree trunks in seasonally dry to moist forest. This is based on general accounts of the species; no source was opened for it here.
Recorded at 20–2284 m, median 1148 m (80 records).
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