#scrophulariaceae

• Alonsoa — A genus of perennial herbaceous or shrubby plants, native to the mountainous regions of Central and South America (especially the Andes), belonging to the Scrophulariaceae family. These plants are frequently cultivated in horticulture as annual ornamental flowers due to their spectacular asymmetric, bright red-orange inflorescences, popularly known as 'mask flowers'.
• Alonsoa incisifolia — The scientific Latin designation for a herbaceous plant species within the Alonsoa genus, Scrophulariaceae family, native to the mountainous regions of South America (specifically Chile). This ornamental plant stands out structurally due to its deeply toothed or incised leaves with sharp margins and its spectacular scarlet or reddish-orange inflorescences, frequently cultivated in greenhouses or decorative gardens.
• Alonsoa linearis — The scientific Latin designation for a representative plant species within the Alonsoa genus, Scrophulariaceae family, structurally characterized by narrow, elongated, and linear leaves, completely distinct from other related species. This perennial or annual plant produces deep red or bright orange flowers, positioned resupinately on the stem, valued in landscape design for its fine and delicate structural layout.
• Alonsoa warscewiczii — The scientific Latin designation for a popular plant species within the Alonsoa genus, Scrophulariaceae family, native to Peru. This ornamental plant stands out structurally due to its compact reddish stems, toothed leaves with distinct veins, and intense scarlet-red inflorescences, often cultivated as an annual flower in landscaping under the commercial name 'bright mask flower'.
• Antirrhinum — A genus of herbaceous plants in the family Plantaginaceae (formerly classified in Scrophulariaceae), native to the rocky regions of Europe, the United States, and North Africa. The main structural characteristic of this genus is its zygomorphic flowers with a bilabiate corolla, whose unique shape resembles an animal's snout or a mask, opening laterally when gently pressed.