Plagiobothrys popcorn flowers . These are small herbaceous plants which bear tiny white or yellow flowers. Their fruits are nutlets. Although these plants are found predominantly in North America and South America, five species are known from Australia. Of the approximately 65 species described, more than 15 are endemic to California.
Selected species:
Plagiobothrys acanthocarpus - adobe popcornflowerPlagiobothrys arizonicus - Arizona popcornflowerPlagiobothrys austiniae - Austin's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys bracteatus - bracted popcornflowerPlagiobothrys canescens - valley popcornflowerPlagiobothrys chorisianus - artist's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys collinus - Cooper's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys diffusus - San Francisco popcornflowerPlagiobothrys distantiflorus - California popcornflowerPlagiobothrys figuratus - fragrant popcornflowerPlagiobothrys fulvus - fulvous popcornflowerPlagiobothrys glyptocarpus - sculptured popcornflowerPlagiobothrys greenei - Greene's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys hirtus - rough popcornflowerPlagiobothrys hispidus - Cascade popcornflowerPlagiobothrys humistratus - dwarf popcornflowerPlagiobothrys infectivus - dye popcornflowerPlagiobothrys jonesii - Mojave popcornflowerPlagiobothrys kingii - Great Basin popcornflowerPlagiobothrys leptocladus - finebranched popcornflowerPlagiobothrys mollis - soft popcornflowerPlagiobothrys nothofulvus - rusty popcornflowerPlagiobothrys parishii - Parish's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys scouleri - Scouler's popcornflowerPlagiobothrys shastensis - Shasta popcornflowerPlagiobothrys stipitatus - stalked popcornflowerPlagiobothrys strictus - Calistoga popcornflowerPlagiobothrys tenellus - Pacific popcornflowerPlagiobothrys uncinatus - Salinas Valley popcornflower
