''Pinguicula lithophytica'' is a species of

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that is

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to the central region of

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. It was described by Cristina M. Panfet-Valdés and

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in 2008. They placed it in subgenus ''Isoloba'', section ''Agnata'', noting that there were morphological similarities between ''P. lithophytica'' and '' P. jackii''.Panfet-Valdés, C. and Temple, P. (2008)
''Pinguicula lithophytica'' C. Panfet-Valdés & P. Temple (Lentibulariaceae Rich.), a new species from the central region of Cuba.
''Carnivorous Plant Newsletter'', 37(3): 90-93.

References

lithophytica Endemic flora of Cuba Carnivorous plants of North America Plants described in 2008 {{Lentibulariaceae-stub