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Tritonia pallidaObserv.
andrewmFecha
Septiembre 26, 2015Descripción
Tritonia Buffelsdrift
I think it's subspecies taylorae. I have been unable to find the differences between the two subspecies, but from what I have gleaned from ispot, subsp.pallida has no toothed keel on the lower tepals, whereas the other one does. Its in the right area. The only record I can find is at Justor, but I couldn't access the page. I have a second picture of another one, but this seems not to have any markings on the lower tepals at all, although it was growing on the same hill. I have added the other one for comprison, so that if the two are different, people can try to spot the distinction. Quite frankly, I am baffled. If a positive id is made, I will then split them into two separate observations.
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Tritonia pallidaObserv.
outramps-tanniediDescripción
Tritonia pallida subsp. pallida ah
We are uncertain of the subspecies. I have called it subsp. pallida because I see no sign of the small green-yellow tooth in the centre of the 3 lower flower lobes in the photograph. We weren't aware of this distinction in the field. The presence of the tooth would make it the Vulnerable subsp. tayloriana. Plants are up to 50cm tall. Would be grateful for some educated help.
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Polygala affinisObserv.
nickyDescripción
Polygala scabra
Shrub about 20cm tall.
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Polygala affinisObserv.
nickyDescripción
Polygala scabra
Shrub about 30cm tall.
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Polygala affinisObserv.
juddkirkelFecha
Septiembre 21, 2012Descripción
Polygalaceae
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Arbusto Kebab Sudafricano (Crassula rupestris)Observ.
gawieDescripción
Crassula sp
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Género LyperiaObserv.
tonyrebeloFecha
Septiembre 13, 2015Lugar
Signal Hill Lions Head path below Kramat of Sheikh Mohammed Hassen Ghaibie Shah al Qadri: Signal Hill Table Mountain National Park (Google, OSM)Descripción
Suture
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Tritonia pallidaObserv.
andrewmFecha
Septiembre 26, 2015Descripción
Tritonia Buffelsdrift
I think it's subspecies taylorae. I have been unable to find the differences between the two subspecies, but from what I have gleaned from ispot, subsp.pallida has no toothed keel on the lower tepals, whereas the other one does. Its in the right area. The only record I can find is at Justor, but I couldn't access the page. I have a second picture of another one, but this seems not to have any markings on the lower tepals at all, although it was growing on the same hill. I have added the other one for comprison, so that if the two are different, people can try to spot the distinction. Quite frankly, I am baffled. If a positive id is made, I will then split them into two separate observations.
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Lyperia violaceaObserv.
gigilaidlerFecha
Septiembre 19, 2015Descripción
Inchling Scrof
Tiny little Scrof about 1 inch high, light mauve flower, hairy tube
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Lyperia violaceaObserv.
nickyDescripción
Lyperia violacea (Sutera antirrhinoides)
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Tritonia pallidaObserv.
outramps-tanniediDescripción
Tritonia pallida subsp. pallida ah
We are uncertain of the subspecies. I have called it subsp. pallida because I see no sign of the small green-yellow tooth in the centre of the 3 lower flower lobes in the photograph. We weren't aware of this distinction in the field. The presence of the tooth would make it the Vulnerable subsp. tayloriana. Plants are up to 50cm tall. Would be grateful for some educated help.
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