Pinguicula simulans
A recently described butterwort (2019) from north-eastern Mexico, known from very little material and with no wild GBIF records. Little has been published beyond the description, so the conditions below come from the single located site plus what is typical of north-east Mexican rock- and gypsum-dwelling butterworts, which make a wet-season carnivorous rosette and a dry-season succulent rosette.
Where it grows wild
Habitat details were not available to us. North-east Mexican Pinguicula typically grow on shaded limestone or gypsum rock faces and slopes in dry scrub and oak woodland; treat this as a generalisation from the genus.
The one located site is at about 1330 m.
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