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Mimetes stokoeiObserv.
botaneekDescripción
the only wild (living?) pop of this uber rarity; 7 plts currently alive, 3 dead; to 3m tall in veld about 8yr old, seems to be in bud, but stayed a good 10m away so not sure
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tonyrebeloDescripción
showing the juvenile leaves and the transition to the subadult leaves
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Protea magnificaObserv.
botaneekDescripción
large pop on n and nw upper slopes
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sandrafDescripción
Red listed as Vulnerable
Grows in the rocks
Pale pink flowers
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Protea nanaObserv.
andrewmFecha
Septiembre 4, 2011Descripción
Protea nana
Sadly, most of the flowers had already bloomed. Nana - Well 'nanus' is a dwarf, but I am not getting the feminine declension so perhaps it comes from somewhere else (unless its one of those odd words with an ambiguous gender - my dictionary doesn't tell me).
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andrewmFecha
Septiembre 4, 2011Descripción
Leucadendron salignum. Baines Kloof (62)
Well, I am hoping I got it right. There were masses of flowers on the plant which makes it different from Leucadendron salignum, and it has the involucral bract had hairs on the edges, but was not hairy elsewhere. Leucadendron lanigerum var lanigerum.
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damionjpFecha
Septiembre 18, 2005Descripción
Pelargonium cucullatum subsp. strigifolium
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Hakea sericeaObserv.
nigelforshawDescripción
Hakea sericea
An Australian alien invader, photographed here at the site of the charismatic Blushing Bride, Serruria florida. Hopefully bio control agents are doing their job successfully and controlling this menace.
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Oxalis hirtaObserv.
fynbosphilDescripción
Malvaceae?? This one had me scratching my head!
