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Sheepfigs (Genus Delosperma)Observer
kaz_wilsonDescription
Growing on rocks, grassland
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christeenDescription
±150mm tall plant, heart shaped, flat growing, single green leaf. Branched inflorescence of ±10mm flowers on slender stalks, white with bluish green midvein.
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Crassula compactaObserver
richardgillDescription
No idea what these beauties are - assumed Crassula? Edge of shallow rock sheets in grassland at 1500masl
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Grassland Terracotta Gazania (Gazania krebsiana ssp. serrulata)Observer
sjoerd-dirkDescription
White petals and purple stripes. I didnt know that there are many colour varieties
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sandrafDescription
Ornithogalum rogersii
Redlisted as DDT. Itsy bitsy dainty geophyte growing amongst the moss on rocks within the stream.
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Bulbine filifoliaObserver
steven_moltenoDescription
Dried tuberish thing exposed in the sun
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Crassula cremnophilaObserver
douglaseustonbrownDescription
Crassula cremnophila
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Ascension Island Spleenwort (Asplenium ascensionis)Observer
ampthillmarkPlace
Missing LocationDescription
Growing next to the sign!
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Ascension Spurge (Euphorbia origanoides)Observer
toutterrainPlace
Missing Location
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bartwurstenDescription
My personal opinion is that this should still be called Chaseella pseudohydra. A rare and elusive species anywhere, this is only the second record for Rwanda.
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Liparis mulindanaObserver
carolineconradieDescription
Under shady Brachystegia woodland in leaf litter
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Dasklip Stonecrop (Crassula alcicornis)Observer
botaneekDescription
Crassula alcicornis in its forest hideout
Crassulas don't come much more localised that this wonderful long horned beastie; so far known only from this locality, but no reason why it shouldn't be in similar looking kloofies nearby (most harder to get to) - like its other rare congeners. Phil Desmet & Matt Opal did the hard work and found it here some 15yrs ago. Seemingly rather rare, usually in south facing, humus filled sandstone crevices at edge of forest, with lots of ferns, and rather cryptic. No apparent threats, although alien poplars are nearby clogging up the stream
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Threetail Trident Orchid (Tridactyle tricuspis)Observer
troosDescription
On Podocarpus
