Phrymaceae is a family of flowering plants commonly known as the "lopseed" family. It primarily consists of herbaceous plants, many of which are found in wet or moist habitats. This family includes about 10 genera and over 100 species, with notable members like Mimulus and Erythranthe. The plants in the Phrymaceae family typically have opposite leaves and produce tubular flowers that attract various pollinators. They are often characterized by their unique floral structures, which can vary significantly among species. These plants play important roles in their ecosystems, providing habitat and food for wildlife.