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| Frequency: | Local | |
| Status: | Native | |
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| Notes: | This uncommon relative of the well-known Clivia is endemic to the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe and adjacent areas of Mozambique. It is most likely to be encountered in the forests of the Vumba, where it grows on rocks and in leaflitter on the forest floor. | |
| Derivation of specific name: | vansonii: named after Mr. Van Son, who first flowered a collected specimen in his Pretoria garden, before it had been described. | |
| Habitat: | In forests, where it grows on rocks and in leaflitter on the forest floor. | |
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| Flowering time: | Oct - Nov | |
| Worldwide distribution: | Zimbabwe and Mozambique | |
| Zimbabwe distribution: | E | |
| Growth form: | P | |
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| Endemic status: | NrEnd | |
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| Spot characters: | Display spot characters for this species |
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