What is another word for Talinum Aurantiacum?
Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪlɪnəm ˈɔːɹantˌɪakəm] (IPA) 
Talinum Aurantiacum is a flowering plant native to Florida, Mexico and the Caribbean Islands. This plant belongs to the Portulacaceae family and is commonly known by the names of Jewels of Opar, Gold Dust Plant, Fame Flower, and Orange Milkwort. Jewels of Opar is a popular name derived from the plants' ability to produce small pink flowers resembling jewels in summer and autumn. The plant is widely grown for its beauty and is considered a valuable ornamental plant. The Gold Dust Plant name comes from the tiny yellow and gold colored flowers that adorn the plant. In contrast, the Fame Flower name depicts the plant's ability to attract attention due to its outstanding beauty.
