Nama pusillum

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Nama pusillum, also known as eggleaf fiddleleaf, is a small flowering plant in the Namaceae family. It grows in deserts of eastern California, Nevada, and Arizona, in sandy or rocky areas. This hairy annual forms a patch of prostrate stems up to about 6 cm long. The leaves are fuzzy, reddish or green, up to 1 cm long, and shaped oval or lance-like with winged petioles. The flowers are tiny funnel-shaped, white to pale pink, with five lobes and are only about 1–2 mm wide.