Thamnus multiflorus Klotzsch
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Filed As
Ericaceae
Thamnus multiflorus Klotzsch -
Collector(s)
R. Brand 493 with C & B Logie, Du Toit and A Bosch, 28 Aug 2002
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Location
South Africa. Eastern Cape. Old R102 about a km east of Clarkeson.
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Habitat
On slopeless plateau in full sun along plantation roadside. In well-drained to damp soil of quartzite sand. Fynbos. Native and common.
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Description
Shrub, erect with brittle stems, 30-100 cm high, shallow roots spreading just below the surface. Simple ericoid leaves, light green, 2-3 mm long, young stems hairy and old stems smooth. Flowers in terminal clusters of 2-3, creamy white to pink, 4-merous.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 199295
Occurrence ID: 9019a226-5a0f-4739-8a10-0a435b85aa25
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Ericales
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Family
Ericaceae
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All Determinations
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Region
Africa
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Country
South Africa
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State/Province
Eastern Cape
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Locality
Old R102 about a km east of Clarkeson
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Elevation
Alt. 255 m. (837 ft.)
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Coordinates
-34.027, 24.3701
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Distribution
/ The New York Botanical Garden and University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa Plants of South Africa NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN BOTANICAL .GARDEf*,. 00199295 REPORT ANY REIDENTIFICATION OF THIS VOUCHER tO TME tNSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC BOTANY, NY Thamnus multifloris Klotzsch det. R Brand & C. Logie, 2002 South Africa. Eastern Cape., Old R102 about a km east of Clarkeson: 34° 1’ 618" S: 24° 22’ 207" E On slopeless plateau in full sun along plantation roadside. In well-drained to damp soil of quartzite sand. Native and common. Fynbos. Shrub, erect with brittle stems, 30-100 cm high, shallow roots spreading just below the surface. Simple ericoid leaves, light green, 2-3 mm long, young stems hairy and old stems smooth. Flowers in terminal clusters of 2-3, creamy white to pink, 4-merous, anthers red and exerted. Corolla tubular, 3 mm long. Robert Brand & C & B Logie, Du Toit and A Bosch 493 28 August 2002 00199295
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Thamnus multiflorus Klotzsch