Five broad, bright yellow Pavonia sepium petals with veins running through them, radiating from a central column adorned with clustered yellow stamens and capped with small, white-tipped structures

Pavonia sepium

Name: pavonia sepium
Address: PA

Native to regions of Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, and Bolivia, Pavonia sepium is a shrub that typically grows between 3 to 6 feet tall, thriving in seasonally dry tropical biomes. It is characterized by its bright yellow, hibiscus-like flowers that bloom profusely, each featuring five petals and a central column of yellow stamens. Photographed in Panama.