Plants Situated at the base of a wash

Individual plants of Cymopterus terebinthinus petraeus tend to be more healthy if situated at the rocky base of a wash both because of protection from less direct sunlight as well as a natural reservoir of more water. Female P. indra minori like to lay eggs on these plants.

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