👉 Pseudoconops is a type of plant that typically grows in wet, nutrient-poor soils, often found on rocky or sandy landscapes. It's characterized by its thick, waxy skin and hard, rubber-like cuticle, which helps it withstand water, soil moisture, and predation. The term "pseudo" suggests that these plants lack the true conops (the outer protective layer) of a true plant, but rather resemble the outermost layer of a fungus.
