Martin Pellizzer

Physalis Longifolia Var. Hispida

Physalis longifolia var. hispida is a unique variant of the common husk tomato plant known for its distinctive appearance and ecological significance. This plant is characterized by its hairy leaves and bright orange calyx that encloses its small, edible fruits. Native to arid and semi-arid regions, it has adapted to thrive in harsh environmental conditions. Its resilience makes it an important species for both traditional use and ecological restoration. Due to its ornamental value and nutritional benefits, it has gained attention among botanists and gardeners alike.