Monadenium virgatum P.R.O. Bally |
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Protologue : Gen. Mon. 65 (1961) |
Information on the genus : Monadenium |
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Status
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Synonym(s) Heterotypic |
=Euphorbia neovirgata Bruyns |
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Ecology and distribution |
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Biology : |
Succulent perennial herb, with a thick fleshy rhizomatous rootstock; stems numerous, erect, to 40 cm high or scandent to 1,8 m, rarely branched, cylindrical, to 7 mm thick, with 3 longitudinal ridges below each leaf-scar; |
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Ecology : |
Fairly dense bushland, with Lamprothamnus, Haplocoelum, Diospyros, Carissa, Sansevieria, Cassine, Gymnosporia; yellow, sandy clay loam; sandy, black soil, with Ceropegia spp., Aloe lateritia; 50-200(330?) m alt. |
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Fairly rare in cultivation. |
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Isolated species without relationships. |
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More info on : |
see under Jstor_African Plant Initiative |
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Map |
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Record n°107592 |
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