Drimia physodes (Jacq.) Jessop
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Filed As
Asparagaceae
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Collector(s)
R. Brand 748 with A. Bosch, 30 Sep 2003
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Location
South Africa. Western Cape. Nieuwoudsville. Gravel road south of Comnes tower, about 1km from R27 in Rhenosterveld.
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Habitat
Plateau, full sun, in well-drained soil of sandstone sand. Nama Karoo and Fynbos. Native and occasional.
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Description
Perennial geophyte, bulb 6cm long, elongated, covered in layers of papery dead leaf, thin vermiform roots, 15cm long. Grows in tightly clustered colonies of 30-70 plants. Leaves simple, glabrous, whorled, blue/green, succulent, soft, sword shaped, wavy m.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 211328
Occurrence ID: 015b83da-d689-4f9f-945e-e57454f34aae
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Asparagales
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Family
Asparagaceae
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All Determinations
Drimia physodes (Jacq.) Jessop det R. Brand, 2003
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Region
Africa
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Country
South Africa
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State/Province
Western Cape
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Locality
Nieuwoudsville. Gravel road south of Comnes tower, about 1km from R27 in Rhenosterveld
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Elevation
Alt. 741 m. (2431 ft.)
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Coordinates
-31.4804, 19.0989
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Distribution
The New York Botanical Garden and University of the Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa Plants of South Africa Hyacinthaceae Drimia physodes (Jacq.) Jessop det.R. Brand, 2003 South Africa. West Cape. Nieuwoudsville, Gravel road south of Comnes tower, about 1km from R27 in Rhenosterveld: 31° 28.823' S: 19° 5.93T E Plateau, foil sun, in well-drained soil of sandstone sand. Native and occasional. Nama Karoo and Fynbos. newyork botanical garden REPORT ANY REIDENTIFICATION OF THIS VOUCHER TO THE INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC BOTAMX Iff 00211328"" Robert Brand & A. Bosch 748 30 September 2003 Perennial geophyte, bulb 6cm long, elongated, covered in layers of papery dead leaf thin vermiform roots, 15cm long. Grows in tightly clustered colonies of SO- TO plants. Leaves simple, glabrous, whorled, blue/green, succulent, soft, sword shaped, wavy margins, 1.5x7cm, margins entire. 00211328
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Drimia physodes (Jacq.) Jessop