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Ledebouria parvifolia
... longitudinal rows of minute glassy hairs, which makes this Ledebouria quite unique. The leaves are mostly mid- to ... on hill slopes. Very little is known about the ecology of Ledebouria parvifolia , since it has not been extensively ... The seed is very small, Venter (1993) suggests that Ledebouria seeds are distributed by water wash. Ledebouria ...
Ledebouria concolor
... recorded from the Transkei region in the same province. Ledebouria concolor is a component of semi-arid vegetation ... probably pollinated by many different visiting insects. Ledebouria Ledebouria concolor is easy to maintain in cultivation. It ...
Ledebouria asperifolia
... split open to reveal the shiny, black and wrinkled, seeds. Ledebouria asperifolia is widespread across the eastern parts ... is small, black and roundish. Venter (1993) suggests that Ledebouria seeds are distributed by water wash, which is ... are frequent across the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria asperifolia has many regional forms. ...
Ledebouria luteola
... types, which experience burning on a regular basis. Ledebouria luteola is able to survive the fire by going ... before the onset of the following dry winter season. Ledebouria Ledebouria luteola can be easily cultivated in pots or in the ...
Ledebouria marginata
... species is not easily confused with any other species of Ledebouria in the region, due to the erect and highly fibrous ... and roundish. S. Venter (1993) suggested that seeds of Ledebouria may be distributed by waterwash, which is likely ... are frequent across the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria marginata has many regional forms. ...
Ledebouria minima
... S. Venter (1993), suggested that the small, black seeds of Ledebouria minima may be distributed by water wash, which is ... are frequent across the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria The dwarf African hyacinth is easily cultivated in ... in 1870. It was subsequently transferred to the genus Ledebouria by S. Venter in 2008, in his taxonomic synopsis on ...
Ledebouria crispa
... is small and roundish and it is suggested in one text that Ledebouria seed are dispersed by water wash, which is likely ... which are frequent in the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria crispa is easily cultivated in an organic, rich ...
Ledebouria lepida
... only from a few locations in the Waterberg Mountain range. Ledebouria lepida occurs in open sandy patches, often ... frequent in many of the areas where the species occurs. Ledebouria Ledebouria lepida is best cultivated in a clean, fine, sharp, ...
Ledebouria ovatifolia subsp. ovatifolia
... dry papery sheaths so often present in other species of Ledebouria instead the live bulb scales are truncated on the ... flower spikes are produced in spring and summer, like many Ledebouria they do not stand erect, but rather lay out along ... Eastern Cape Provinces, as well as Lesotho and Swaziland. Ledebouria ovatifolia occurs in grassland and savanna, from ...
Ledebouria petiolata
... Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden November 2015 Ledebouria petiolata is a robust bulbous plant that reaches ... spring (September) and throughout summer ( until March). Ledebouria petiolata is widespread in eastern South Africa, ... East Africa, as far as Tanzania. Not much is known about Ledebouria petiolata pollinators, however it is known to be ...
Ledebouria zebrina
... markings. Completely unmarked populations are also known. Ledebouria zebrina is a widespread species over the northern ... spot moth ( Diaphone eumela ) as a larval food plant. Ledebouria This species, along with other ledebourias , is ... position and once established can be watered sparingly. Ledebouria zebrina can be used to good effect in a ...
Ledebouria genus
... Sisulu National Botanical Garden July 2011 The genus Ledebouria is a group of bulbous plants with variously ... niches which they occupy. Examples of these include: Ledebouria viscosa which has sticky leaves, causing sand ... excavate and eat the bulbs of several ledebourias. Ledebouria Ledebouria socialis, which is natural to the ...
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