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Sesamum trilobum
... in grassland, often in disturbed places. When in flower, Sesamum trilobum creates quite a buzz as a favourite of the ... of time, and survives unfavourable conditions as seed. Sesamum In the garden these annuals prefer rich, well-drained ... and morphologically indistinct from plants in the genus Sesamum and all species have thus been transferred. The genus ...
Sesamum sp. aff. reniforme
... an annual of 0.6 to 1 m tall. Unlike its close relative, Sesamum trilobum , the leaves are rounded or kidney-shaped ... soils, at least in the northern part of its range. Sesamum This is a plant for the more adventurous gardener who ... difficult. I would suggest that it may be useful in any Sesamum breeding programme, where crosses may introduce ...
Sesamum senecioides
... images of the fruits by Mashudu Nndanduleni. Sesamum senecioides is a small, prostrate perennial, with ... common name, the devil’s thorn. It is very similar to Sesamum eriocarpum , but the latter differs in having broader ... fruits that are densely hairy, particularly when young. Sesamum senecioides loves disturbed, sandy soil and bare ...
Sesamum saxicola
... van der Merwe for sharing his knowledge of the species. Sesamum saxicola is a perennial herb growing up to 0.5 m tall ... of the year as long as it experiences a good rainy season. Sesamum saxicola is endemic to South Africa, it is confined ... mostly flower in response to rain and not season, and Sesamum saxicola is no exception (Troos van der Merwe, ...
Sesamum eriocarpum
... Herbarium, Pretoria January 2017 updated September 2023 Sesamum eriocarpum is a prostrate herb, with creeping, ... of animals and are carried off and dispersed in this way. Sesamum Sesamum eriocarpum is best propagated by seeds. However, it ...