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Wahlenbergia undulata

Common names: African bluebell, wavy-leaf bluebell, pale bluebell, African bellflower (Eng.); blouklokkie (Afr.); letoao, moepetsane, tenane (Sesotho); isibahane, u

Family: Campanulaceae

22 / 01 / 2001 | Liesl Van der Walt |

Common names: bell flower, bluebell family (Eng.); klokkiesfamilie (Afr.)

Family: Campanulaceae

... as many stigmas as carpels. The fruit is a capsule. The Campanulaceae has a cosmopolitan distribution, although more ... The regular and irregular flower shapes of members of the Campanulaceae have always been the subject of dispute and uncertainty. Some taxonomists prefer to consider the Campanulaceae as one complex, variable family with several ...

27 / 09 / 2004 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium

Family: Campanulaceae

... 1830. He erected the genus to accommodate three species of Campanulaceae from the Cape; one of these species, Merciera ... or purple tubular flowers, is a little-known member of the Campanulaceae, endemic to the Cape Floristic Region. Merciera ...

12 / 12 / 2005 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium

Common names: Cape bluebell

Family: Campanulaceae

... new genus. Wahlenbergia is the second largest genus in the Campanulaceae, comprising about 260 species of which the ... capensis, the Cape bluebell, is a member of the Campanulaceae (the bellflower family). Its showy flowers ...

01 / 10 / 2007 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium