Halimolobos
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Halimolobos is a genus of flowering plants in the mustard family known generally as fissureworts. These are biennial and perennial herbs which are mostly native to North America, especially Mexico.
Species include:
- Halimolobos diffusa - spreading fissurewort
- Halimolobos jaegeri - Mojave halimolobos
- Halimolobos mollis - soft fissurewort
- Halimolobos perplexa - perplexed halimolobos
- Halimolobos virgata - rod halimolobos
- Halimolobos whitedii - Whited's fissurewort
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