WebCremnophila linguifolia is a succulent plant with fibrous roots and branches with rosettes of 15 to 25 green, not glaucous leaves with rounded margins. The rosettes are up to 7 inches (17.5 cm) in diameter. Leaves … http://pza.sanbi.org/bulbine-cremnophila

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WebThe somewhat lower support for the monophyly of C. cremnophila and short branch lengths between it and the C. garganica-C. poscharskyana clade could indicate a more recent speciation event between ... WebThe specific epithet `cremnophila' is composed of Greek cremnos, cliff, and philos, loving, pertaining to its cliff-dwelling habitat. The genus Bulbine consist of about 80 species, grows widespread in southern Africa and is … dr pai cary gastroenterology

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WebBulbine cremnophila was named by the author in 2000 from plants collected earlier in the Baviaanskloof in the Eastern Cape. The specific epithet `cremnophila' is composed of Greek cremnos, cliff, and philos, … Webcremnophila upper 20's undamaged under tree canopy in upper 20's davyana 20 19 dichotoma upper 20's 24 X divaricata 20 severe damage at 20° distans 20 34 very hardy and wet tolerant X dumetorum 25 leaves damaged at 25° dyeri 28 ecklonis 17 elgonica 25 bad leaf damage at 25° erinacea 27 X WebThe plant today known as Cremnophila linguifolia was described by Lemaire in 1863 as an Echeveria species. It was a plant of unknown origin cultivated in Belgium. 6 years later, … colleen walters realtor