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Synaptolepis oliveriana
... Africa (1868–1877). Synaptolepis belongs to the Thymelaeaceae, commonly known as the fibre-bark or gonna family. This family is ...
Lasiosiphon deserticola
Struthiola striata
Lasiosiphon rigidus
... the techniques that have been used in cultivating members of Thymelaeaceae can be used in cultivation of Lasiosiphon . It has been ...
Lachnaea densiflora
... is endemic to the Cape Floristic Region. It belongs to the Thymelaeaceae, a medium-sized family comprising about 50 genera and 700 ... uses for this specific species, but the fibre bark family, Thymelaeaceae including genera such as Gnidia, Passerina and Lachnaea ...
Gnidia denudata
... growing 2–4 m high, with a spread of 3 m. Like any other Thymelaeaceae species, G. denudata has a smooth and slender stem which has ... into the garden. Gnidia is the largest genus in the Thymelaeaceae family, with 140 species in southern Africa, Madagascar and ...
Gnidia kraussiana
Struthiola argentea
... as threatened. The fibre bark or gonna family, Thymelaeaceae, includes genera such as Gnidia, Passerina, Lachnaea and ...
Passerina corymbosa
Struthiola ciliata
... a corruption of the Koisan name for several members of the Thymelaeaceae (Smith 1966). The genus Struthiola is derived from the Greek ...
Lasiosiphon triplinervis
... snakebite. It even used as a broom. Members of the family Thymelaeaceae have tough bark which strips easily and is used for lashing ...
Passerina filiformis subsp. filiformis
Passerina ericoides
Gnidia squarrosa
... tropical and southern Africa. The fibre-bark/gonna family, Thymelaeaceae, is a cosmopolitan family of ± 50 genera and ± 600 species. ... bark, if it comes off in a long strip then it is very likely Thymelaeaceae. Gnidia squarrosa has attractive, ...
Struthiola myrsinites
Dais cotinifolia
... Kannabas . This is a typical characteristic of the family Thymelaeaceae to which Dais belongs. Eve Palmer notes in her description of ...