Aloe parvibracteata

Common name: אלווי קטן-חפים, אלווי קטן-חפים

Family: Asphodelaceae (Asphodel)

Distribution: Mozambique, South Africa, Northern Province, Swaziland

Habitat: Rocky slopes in open grass- and bushland; 100-1,500 m

Life form: Woody succulent

Description: Stemless or very short-stemmed plant, suckering freely to form large, dense clusters; 10-20 spreading to decurved, lanceolate, dark to brownish-green leaves in dense rosettes, upper surface with whitish spots forming transverse bands; pungent, brownish-toothed margins; 50-200 cm tall, multi-branching (3-8 branches), sublaxly flowered, orange-red to bright red inflorescence.

1: • Accession: 0000-4477
2: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1986-2049/3
3: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1986-2049/4
4: Africa: Karoo vegetation types and succulents (SAK3) • Accession: 1986-2049/5
5: Africa: Tree and scrub savannah (SAV5) • Accession: 1986-2049/1
6: Africa: Tree and scrub savannah (SAV5) • Accession: 1986-2049/2

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Aloe parvibracteata

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