Thanks for the ID (and also for the botterboom ID) Toko Don't know what happened to my first image but I've replaced the 'electronics' one here and in my original post ....Toko wrote:Sea Lavender (Limonium peregrinum) wow - very pretty blooms - love themarks wrote:Here are a few more Cape plants that I need ID help with. These are from a visit to WCNP in early December 2014.
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3. Are these the same as #1, only different colour variations?
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Nice one arks - well named Toko .
Interestingly , originally it used to be called Cotyledon paniculatus
Interestingly , originally it used to be called Cotyledon paniculatus
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According to the Plantzafrica website:
The genus Tylecodon is an anagram of the original genus Cotyledon. It was the taxonomist Tölken who described this new genus in Bothalia 12 (1978). The genus Tylecodon, of which there are 45 species, is divided into two groups: dwarf to small shrubby species and the medium to large species. The various Tylecodon species are endemic mainly to the dry western areas of South Africa and Namibia.
The genus Tylecodon is an anagram of the original genus Cotyledon. It was the taxonomist Tölken who described this new genus in Bothalia 12 (1978). The genus Tylecodon, of which there are 45 species, is divided into two groups: dwarf to small shrubby species and the medium to large species. The various Tylecodon species are endemic mainly to the dry western areas of South Africa and Namibia.
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Arks BTW, its actually : plantzafrica , not platzafrica
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'Twas a typo ... Thanx okieokie wrote:Arks BTW, its actually : plantzafrica , not platzafrica
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Hello, arks!
Gump is also a plant expert...but more trees?
Will send link to him...he's a lazy forumite!
Gump is also a plant expert...but more trees?
Will send link to him...he's a lazy forumite!
Please check Needs Attention pre-booking: https://africawild-forum.com/viewtopic.php?f=322&t=596
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Something in the Thymelaeaceae familiy, Struthiola or Gnidia sp, just for the fun of naming it, I make it aarks wrote: 3.
Struthiola salteri