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Mimetes pauciflorus
... Cape. Mimetes pauciflorus , like other members of the Proteaceae family, plays a vital role in the biodiversity of ... sandy, acidic soil mix. Mimetes , a genus in the Proteaceae family, is native to South Africa. The name ... appearance, which mimics or resembles other genera in the Proteaceae. The name pauciflorus is from Latin, where paucus ...
Protea scabra
... in 1810 by Robert Brown in the publication On the Proteaceae of Jussieu . According to Robert Brown, the ...
Aulax pallasia
... in light, rocky soil with good drainage like nearly all Proteaceae plants. It can be grown from seeds or from ... the genus Leucadendron (conebushes). Aulax belongs in the Proteaceae, a family named after the Greek god Proteus, who ...
Protea comptonii
... develop a fungal infection, turn black and drop. The Proteaceae is a family of one magnificent flowering plant ...
Sorocephalus imbricatus
... tried. Sorocephalus is a small, little-known genus of the Proteaceae family, comprising of 11 species; 4 are Critically ... is Least Concern. In 2020, during a gap analysis study of Proteaceae, this genus was highlighted as being of highest ...
Serruria elongata
... them. Among the elegant fynbos plants belonging to the Proteaceae family is Serruria elongata , also known as the ...
Serruria zeyheri
Leucadendron pubescens
... leaves and cones. Leucadendron is one of 14 genera of the Proteaceae. It comprises of 83 species within the genus. Proteaceae is one of the most prominent flowering plant ...
Paranomus dregei
... need much pruning. Paranomus is one of 14 genera of the Proteaceae; it comprises of 18 species. The genus name was ... by Richard Salisbury in 1809. He published his work on the Proteaceae soon after the meeting of the Linnaean Society on ... 1809, where Robert Brown delivered his pre-publication on Proteaceae. Robert Brown published his work in 1810 and gave ...
Protea speciosa
... or remove the highly infested plants from an area. The Proteaceae comprises of more than 1 700 species and 80 ...
Protea inopina
Protea curvata
Leucospermum harpagonatum
... on a cushion. Leucospermum is one of the genera in the Proteaceae, a family that consists of 14 genera in southern ... Dr Tony Rebelo, in 1993. The South African botanist and Proteaceae specialist Dr John Patrick Rourke completed the ...
Protea namaquana
... epithet namaquana means ‘from Namaqualand’. The Proteaceae family comprises of more than 1 600 species and ... a strong yeasty odour. Protea namaquana is one of the two Proteaceae species endemic to the Kamiesberg Mountains. ...
Serruria candicans
Mimetes splendidus
... many pest attacks. Mimetes is one of 14 genera of the Proteaceae, and the genus comprises of 13 species which are ...
Paranomus bracteolaris
... comprises of 18 species and is one of 14 genera of the Proteaceae. Paranomus means ‘illegal’ or ‘beside the ... by Richard Salisbury in 1809. He published his work on the Proteaceae soon after the meeting of the Linnaean Society on ... Robert Brown delivered the pre-publication of his work on Proteaceae. Robert Brown published his work in 1810. In it, ...
Paranomus longicaulis
... flowering branches. Paranomus is one of 14 genera of the Proteaceae. It comprises of 18 species within the genus. The ... by Richard Salisbury in 1809. He published his work on the Proteaceae soon after the meeting of the Linnaean Society on ... 1809, where Robert Brown delivered his pre-publication on Proteaceae. Robert Brown published his work in 1810 and gave ...
Leucospermum gueinzii
... for preventative control. Leucospermum is a member of the Proteaceae family, which consists of 14 genera in southern ...
Protea roupelliae subsp. hamiltonii
... has been cultivating this subspecies ever since. The Proteaceae family is known for its magnificent flowering ...