Diplacus cusickioides G.L. Nesom
Annotated by Walter Fertig.

Oregon: Harney: Diamond Craters area, 20 mi S of Hwy 78 near New Princeton along road to Frenchglen, 17.0 mi S of turnoff for Malheur Wildlife Refuge; 6.2 mi S of turnoff for Pete French Round Barn; 1.3 mi S of Diamond Craters sign. T29S R32E S2 and S3. Elev. 4200 ft
43.076481° N, 118.760901° W,
Datum: WGS84.
Black gravel banks along NW side of road. HerbariumSpecimenDuplicate: Mimulus cusickii | herbariumSpecimenDuplicate: Diplacus cusickioides Very abundant, many hundreds of plants; most plants dead or nearly so, but many still flowering and some still in fair condition; corolla uniformly magenta except on the whitish tube and lower throat exterior; the throat with narrow dark magenta lines radiating to the midveins of the lobe bases (sometimes a general darkening around the mouth obscuring these lines); the proximal portion of the throat interior and the 2 throat floor ridges yellow with scattered small reddish dots. Https://intermountainbiota.org/portal/collections/individual/index.php?occid=30784262. Phenology: Flowering & Fruiting.

David M. Thompson 987, Jul 30, 1988
WS, Catalog: 317622