Taking logistic bifurcation, rx(x-x^2) in to the complex plane?

Barny

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I'm exploring the iterative chaos that comes out of the logistic bifurcation algorithm x (n+1) = rx(1-x) or rx(x-x^2).

I'd like to take this in to the complex plane to explore the bifurcations of the other mandelbrot bulbs that exist there.
There are many references to the Mandelbrot equation z^2+c but none that I can find for transforming rx(x-x^2).

I need to make rx(x-x^2) a complex equation introducing y parameter on yi axis to get to the other bulbs. Can someone help? Thanks.
 
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