| Other Names |
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| Status |
Endemic, Threatened |
| Distribution
& Habitat |
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| Locations
in this Guide |
South-West Rift Zone |
| General
Appearance |
| Sprawling shrubs with
stems that come from an enlarged, fleshy root (Wagner, et al. 1990:
523). |
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| Leaves |
| The leaves are slender
and recurved. The range in size from 6 to 15 mm long and 0.5 to
0.8 mm wide (Wagner, et al. 1990: 523). |
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| Flowers &
Fruits |
| The flowers occur in
narrow paniculate cymes and have a purple or purple-tinged
calyx, and are 11 to 14 mm long.
The petals are greenish white above and maroon
below. They are 4.5 to 5.5 mm long and often deeply cleft
(Wagner, et al. 1990: 523). |
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The fruit capsule is oblong-ovoid
and 6.5 to 8 mm long (Wagner, et al. 1990: 523). |
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| Phenology |
| South West Rift Zone |
No flowers or fruit. |
5/6/01 |
| South West Rift Zone |
Many flowers
developing, but just one open. Lots of new vegetative growth. |
6/16/01 |
| South West Rift Zone |
All the plants have
had very abundant flowering. Most have empty seed
capsules. A few plants are just beginning to flower, although
these plants may also have empty seed capsules, too. |
8/4/01 |
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| Natural
History |
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| Conservation |
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| Miscellaneous
Photos |
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| Other Notes |
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