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Albuca melleri
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Photo: Bart Wursten
Borrowdale Common Bridge
Photo: Bart Wursten
Borrowdale Common Bridge
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| Frequency: | Common |
| Status: | Native |
| Description: |
Glabrous perennial, 60-100 cm. Leaves 0 at flowering time. Raceme 20-30 cm, terminal. Outer perianth segments 18-20 × 5 mm, yellow-green with a green central stripe; inner similar in colour and length to outer, slightly broader (7 mm). Capsule 15-18 mm. |
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| Habitat: | In grassland, appearing in the hot dry season, prominent after a burn. |
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| Flowering time: | Aug - Oct |
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| Zimbabwe distribution: | N,C,E,S |
| Growth form: | P |
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comments powered by DisqusOther sources of information about Albuca melleri:
African Plant Database: Albuca melleriBiodiversity Explorer (Biodiversity of southern Africa): Albuca melleri
EOL (Encyclopedia of Life): Albuca melleri
ePIC (electronic Plant Information Center): Albuca melleri
Flora Zambesiaca web site: Albuca melleri
Google: Web - Images - Scholar
GRIN (Germplasm Resources Information Network) taxonomy for plants report for Albuca melleri
IPNI (International Plant Names Index): Albuca melleri
JSTOR Plant Science: Albuca melleri
Kew Herbarium catalogue: Albuca melleri
Kew Monocotyledon checklist: Albuca melleri
Tropicos: Albuca melleri
West African Plants database: Albuca melleri
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