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Askidiosperma andreaeanum
... to assist Dr Marloth, and collected plants, including Restionaceae, mainly in the arid inland mountains. Restionaceae is the family name of restios. The name is ... and alludes to the use of these plants in southern Africa. Restionaceae has 400 species in about 40 genera and most of ...
Cannomois grandis
... belongs to the large southern hemisphere restio family, Restionaceae, which constitutes more than 400 species of ...
Cannomois virgata
... survive in frozen or very wet, cold soils. Like all other Restionaceae, Cannomois virgata is wind pollinated. The seeds ... virgata belongs to the large southern hemisphere family of Restionaceae, which constitutes more than 400 species of ...
Elegia aggregata
... are very short and culms are unbranched and round. The Restionaceae family typically have leaves in sheaths along ... aggregata is one of the fastest growing plants in the Restionaceae. The natural distribution of Elegia aggregata is ... are good subject to be planted with this plant. The family Restionaceae, commonly known as restios, is found on all ...
Elegia capensis
... all ripe at the same time. While most other genera of the Restionaceae make seed collecting difficult because all the ... genus Elegia , and 18 other genera belong to the family Restionaceae. The name Elegia is presumed to come from the ...
Elegia cuspidata
... the garden but do tend to become untidy with age. African Restionaceae contains 8 genera made up of ± 350 species. ...
Elegia fenestrata
... have formed a good root ball in their pots /plant bags. Restionaceae is the family name of the restios, and contains ...
Elegia filacea
... ‘a thread’, maybe referring to the slender culms. Restionaceae is the family name of the restios. The name is ... and alludes to the use of these plants in southern Africa. Restionaceae has 400 species in about 40 genera and most of ...
Elegia fistulosa
... National Botanical Garden November 2001 It belongs to the Restionaceae, a large family of about 400 species, nearly 350 ...
Elegia grandispicata
... germination and use until pricking out. The family name, Restionaceae, is derived from the Latin restis , which means cord or rope and refers to their former use. Restionaceae are found in the southern hemisphere, with ± ...
Elegia nuda
... This may refer to the flowers not being covered by bracts. Restionaceae is one of the main components of fynbos vegetation. There are over 350 species within Restionaceae with Elegia alone containing more than 50 ...
Elegia persistens
... the germination rate of this and many other species of Restionaceae. The seeds are sown in the early winter season ... fed with standard organic fertilizers. The family name, Restionaceae, is derived from the Latin restis , which means ...
Elegia spathacea
... which are very prominent. Restios belong to the family Restionaceae. The name was obtained from the Latin restis , ... and alludes to the use of these plants in southern Africa. Restionaceae has 400 species in about 40 genera and most of ...
Elegia stipularis
... as long as it gets sufficient watering. The family name, Restionaceae, refers to the Latin restis, which means cord or ...
Elegia tectorum
... the germination rate of this and many other species of Restionaceae. The main requirements for growing restios ... Cape thatching reed belongs to the family of Cape reeds (Restionaceae) and are also known as restios. These plants ...
Hypodiscus aristatus
... of resprouting after a fire. Hypodiscus Propagation of Restionaceae is done by seed. Seeds are sown in late autumn ... in the genus. Hypodiscus was described as a group in the Restionaceae in 1836 and the entire genus is endemic to the ... which give this species its bristly inflorescences. The Restionaceae is a ‘southern’ plant family as it is found ...
Platycaulos callistachyus
... callistachyus is the largest. There are ± 480 species of Restionaceae worldwide with 330 species occurring in Africa. The family name, Restionaceae, refers to the Latin restis, which means cord or ...
Restio dispar
... on at the outside part of the plant. The family name of Restionaceae refers to the Latin restis , which means cord ... The more than 400 species in about 40 genera of the Restionaceae family occur in the winter rainfall regions of ...
Restio festuciformis
