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Bulbine pendens
... long. Flowering occurs during spring. Bulbine pendens has been recorded from the Richtersveld and northern ... rich centre of plant endemism (Van Wyk & Smith 2001). Bulbine pendens grows on vertical cliffs of narrow shady kloofs, mainly ...
Bulbine cremnophila
... mm and seeds are 2 mm in diameter, black. Bulbine cremnophila is confined to vertical cliffs of narrow, shady kloofs ... mm per annum (thundershowers or cyclonic winter rain). Bulbine cremnophila grows at an altitude of about 400-1000 m in Gamtoos ...
Bulbine narcissifolia
... Scientific Services Directorate October 2007 Bulbine narcissifolia is a succulent, stemless, perennial herb with a ... against the central axis of the inflorescence. Bulbine narcissifolia occurs from the far eastern regions of the Western ...
Bulbine abyssinica
... Herbarium, Pretoria November 2006 Bulbine abyssinica is a succulent, perennial herb which grows in small ... (flower petals) persisting as a cap. Bulbine abyssinica occurs from the Eastern Cape, through KwaZulu-Natal, ...
Bulbine latifolia
... small blackish flattened wind dispersed seed. Bulbine latifolia is widely distributed in the south-eastern parts of South ... common name rooiwortel (meaning red root). Bulbine latifolia is pollinated by insects. The ascending inflorescence with ...
Bulbine frutescens
... The plants are very variable in leaf length. Bulbine frutescens occurs widespread throughout parts of Northern Cape, ... The brightly coloured flowers attract bees. Bulbine Bulbine frutescens is often used in landscaping where a ...