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Ammocharis baumii
Apodolirion macowanii
Tulbaghia acutiloba
Crinum lineare
Scadoxus membranaceus
Ammocharis coranica
Clivia miniata var. citrina
... and to mountains near Vanrhynsdorp. Within the family Amaryllidaceae, Clivia falls within the tribe Haemantheae , ...
Nerine krigei
... early 1930s. Nerine is a genus of 24 species in the family Amaryllidaceae, 20 of which are endemic to the geographic ...
Crossyne guttata
... dependent on fire to flower. Like most members of the Amaryllidaceae, the seeds have a characteristic black or blue ... is the new name for two species of bulbs belonging in the Amaryllidaceae family. These plants were previously thought ...
Nerine bowdenii
... especially in the United Kingdom. Members of the family Amaryllidaceae contain toxic alkaloid compounds and all parts ...
Cryptostephanus
... version of the discoverer’s name. Within the family Amaryllidaceae, Cryptostephanus belongs to the tribe ... Cryptostephanus is one of only three genera in the African Amaryllidaceae which does not have a true bulb, but a ...
Strumaria phonolithica
Hessea
... club-shaped. The ovary, which is inferior as in all Amaryllidaceae, has up to four ovules in each of its three ...
Crinum macowanii
Cyrtanthus ventricosus
... With about 50 species, Cyrtanthus is the largest genus of Amaryllidaceae in southern Africa. The genus extends from as ... the greatest floral diversity of all African members of Amaryllidaceae, probably due to the plants having become ...
Tulbaghia simmleri
Cyrtanthus flammosus
Haemanthus crispus
Cyrtanthus leucanthus
... a threatened species of the largest African genus in the Amaryllidaceae family. Cyrtanthus leucanthus Schltr. ...