description Halimium lasianthum Overview
Halimium lasianthum is a name used for a sun rose in the family Cistaceae, although Plants of the World Online treats it as a synonym of Cistus lasianthus. The plant is associated with Mediterranean-type vegetation in southwestern Europe and northwestern Africa and forms a woody shrub with yellow flowers, commonly marked by a darker basal area. It is suited to dry, sunny habitats with well-drained soils.
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What is Halimium lasianthum?
Halimium lasianthum is a name used for a sun rose in the family Cistaceae. Plants of the World Online treats the name as a synonym of Cistus lasianthus.
Where does Halimium lasianthum grow?
The plant is associated with Mediterranean-type vegetation in southwestern Europe and northwestern Africa. It forms a woody shrub rather than a soft annual herb.
Is Halimium lasianthum a shrub or a flower?
It is a woody shrub that produces sun rose flowers. The name belongs to the Cistaceae family, which includes several Mediterranean shrubs.
What family does Halimium lasianthum belong to?
Halimium lasianthum belongs to the Cistaceae, commonly called the rock-rose family. Its classification is linked with Cistus lasianthus in Plants of the World Online.
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