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Ledebouria ovalifolia
... Botanical Garden October 2020 Acknowledgements: images of Ledebouria ovalifolia in habitat by Klaus Wehrlin, from his ... This species is not easily confused with other species of Ledebouria except L. cooperii which is a very variable ... it unlikely to be confused with most other species of Ledebouria , which do not occur in the southern Cape. The ...
Ledebouria hypoxidioides
... This species cannot be confused with any other species of Ledebouria , since the densely hairy leaves are diagnostic. ... There is no documented information on the ecology of Ledebouria hypoxidioides . Porcupines are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several species of Ledebouria and large ungulates have been observed to browse ...
Ledebouria linioseta
... visited by small solitary bees and other flying insects. Ledebouria linioseta is recorded only from the Sekhukuniland ... documented information specifically on the ecology of this Ledebouria species; porcupines are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several species of Ledebouria and large ungulates have been observed to browse ...
Ledebouria floribunda
... tepals, bearing small, pale yellow anthers at their tips. Ledebouria floribunda is recorded as preferring moist ... documented information about the ecology of this and most Ledebouria species, porcupines are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several species of Ledebouria and large ungulates have been observed to browse ...
Ledebouria ovatifolia subsp. scabrida
... are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several Ledebouria species. The bulbs of this species are known to be ... small black and roundish. S. Venter (1993) suggested that Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash, which is ... the climate of the area, where the species occurs. Ledebouria The Mdumbeni River Valley African Hyacinth is ...
Ledebouria socialis
... There is little published about the specific ecology of Ledebouria socialis , however, the aboveground (epigeal) ... are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several Ledebouria species. The seed is small, black and roundish, S. Venter (1993) suggested that Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash. Ledebouria ...
Ledebouria rupestris
... habitat niche. This close resemblance may afford the Ledebouria rupestris some degree of camouflage from predation ... are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several Ledebouria species. The flowers are brightly coloured, open ... small, black and roundish. S. Venter (1993) suggested that Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash, which is ...
Ledebouria revoluta
... tepals, bearing small, pale yellow anthers at their tips. Ledebouria revoluta is recorded as being the most widely ... known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several species of Ledebouria and large ungulates have been observed to browse ... small black and roundish. S. Venter (1993) suggests that Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash, which is ...
Ledebouria galpinii
... are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several Ledebouria species. The prolific production of seed and ease ... Venter (1993) suggests that the small, black and roundish, Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash, which is ... are frequent across the areas where this species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria galpinii is very easy to maintain in ...
Ledebouria apertiflora
... enabling it to survive the harsh desert-like conditions. Ledebouria Ledebouria apertiflora is not difficult to maintain in ... Scilla until 1970, when J.P. Jessop moved it to the genus Ledebouria , re-instating the original name L. apertiflora. ...
Ledebouria viscosa
... are known to dig out and eat the bulbs of several Ledebouria species. The well-developed basal stem of the ... small, black and roundish. S. Venter (1993) suggested that Ledebouria seeds may be distributed by water wash, which is ... are frequent across the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria viscosa is not easily cultivated in the ...
Ledebouria cooperi
... mature, to release dark brown, glossy and wrinkled seeds. Ledebouria cooperi is a very common and widespread species. ... the dry winter months, when fire is most likely to occur. Ledebouria Ledebouria cooperi is very easy to maintain in cultivation. ...
Ledebouria cremnophila
... the dark brown to blackish glossy and wrinkled seeds. Ledebouria cremnophila occurs in mixed broadleaf woodland ... in cultivation. Venter (1993) suggests that seeds of Ledebouria are distributed by water wash. Ledebouria Ledebouria cremnophila is easily maintained in ...
Ledebouria sandersonii
... to reveal the shiny brownish black and wrinkled seeds. Ledebouria sandersonii is widespread across the eastern parts ... occurs mostly in moist grassland and savanna. Flowers of Ledebouria sandersonii are open, cup-shaped and unscented, ... black and roundish. Venter (1993) suggests that seeds of Ledebouria are distributed by water wash, which is likely ...
Ledebouria confusa
... further assist in reducing water loss through the leaves. Ledebouria Ledebouria confusa is a relatively easy subject for ... to four years under cultivation. The earliest record of Ledebouria confusa was collected by Dr A.O.D. Mogg (1886- ...
Ledebouria glauca
... is very little documented information about the ecology of Ledebouria glauca . The structure of the flowers suggests ... the flowers in cultivation. Venter (1993) suggests that Ledebouria seed are distributed by water wash. Ledebouria Ledebouria glauca is not easily maintained in ...
Ledebouria papillata
... small, wrinkled and rounded, shiny, blackish seeds. Ledebouria papillata is usually found in warm, moist to dry ... and solitary bees have been observed visiting the flowers. Ledebouria Ledebouria papillata is not a difficult species to cultivate, ...
Ledebouria coriacea
... the flowers in cultivation, most notably honey bees. Ledebouria Ledebouria coriacea is an easy species to maintain in ... and there is very little written about it. The genus Ledebouria is named in honour of the German-Estonian botanist ...
Ledebouria mokobulanensis
... the genus and are only recorded from one other species of Ledebouria viz. L. galpinii. A single, erect inflorescence ... is very small and roundish. Venter (1993) suggests that Ledebouria seeds are distributed by water wash. This species ... may likely serve to camouflage plants from predators. Ledebouria Ledebouria mokobulanensis is easy to maintain in ...
Ledebouria remifolia
... the frequent mist which bathe the mountain crests. This ledebouria is a component of sparsely wooded grassland on ... visiting insects. The seed is very small compared to other Ledebouria species. Venter (1993) suggests that ledebouria seeds are distributed by water wash. Ledebouria ...