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Roella muscosa

Plant in flower
Common names: None recorded
Family: Campanulaceae

... and Christopher Cupido Compton Herbarium February 2015 Roella muscosa is a flat-growing, herbaceous, perennial ... humus or sandy areas among rocks, often in shady areas. Roella muscosa is likely to have a similar pollination ... syndrome as other members of this genus. See article on Roella . Roella The large flowers are attractive and its ...

09 / 02 / 2015 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium
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Roella glomerata

Inflorescence, showing white flowers
Common names: Amazombe (isiZulu); ibhosisi (isiXhosa)
Family: Campanulaceae

... and Christopher Cupido Compton Herbarium September 2014 Roella glomerata is a summer flowering, erect, branched ... The fruit is a capsule which opens by an apical plug. Roella glomerata is endemic to South Africa and is the only Roella species occurring in the summer rainfall region. It ...

22 / 09 / 2014 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium
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Roella ciliata

Roella ciliata growing in Brackenfell
Common names: prickly roella, white-eyed roella, giant capebell
Family: Campanulaceae

... Notten Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden May 2012 Roella ciliata is a scrambling or erect shrublet to 500 mm ... to white. It flowers in summer, from August to March. Roella ciliata has fragmented (patchy) populations in the ... on sand or among rocks in the extreme southwest. The Roella genus comprises 25 species, all endemic to South ...

14 / 05 / 2012 | Zoleka Maphanga | Kirstenbosch NBG
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Roella

Roella amplexicaulis
Family: Campanulaceae

... Compton Herbarium, Kirstenbosch March 2011   Species of Roella are summer flowering dwarf shrubs or perennial herbs ... which opens by an apical plug or longitudinal slits. Roella comprises over 20 species, endemic to South African ... slopes. Fire is critical in the growth and survival of Roella species occurring in the CFR. It appears that plants ...

28 / 03 / 2011 | C Cupido | Compton Herbarium
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