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Jordaaniella cuprea

Common names: koper-rankvygie (Afr.)

Family: Aizoaceae

... be produced in abundance as the plants form large mats. Jordaaniella cuprea flower Plants flower from July to August. ... butterflies and moths to pollinate these mesemb flowers. Jordaaniella Plants will thrive in windy, sandy coastal gardens. Ideal companion plants to complement Jordaaniella cuprea would be Aloe arenicola (strandveld aloe) ...

11 / 04 / 2011 | Shireen Harris | Karoo Desert NBG

Common names: helder kruipvygie, matvygie (Afr.) Jordaaniella anemoniflora (L.Bolus) Van Jaarsv. [ = Cephalophyllum anemoniflorum (L.Bolus) N.E.Br. (Van Jaarsveld 2

Family: Mesembryanthemaceae

... and moths pollinate mesemb flowers. In the case of Jordaaniella , the species were probably thought to be ... of crossing supports their status as a distinct species. Jordaaniella The species of Jordaaniella discussed above thrive in sandy places. They are ...

16 / 08 / 2004 | Pascale Chesselet | Kirstenbosch NBG