Odontophorus angustifolius L. Bolus

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Origin and Habitat: Northern Cape (Little Namaqualand, West of Steinkopf), Republic of South Africa.
habitat: Odontophorus angustifoliusSN|18094]]SN|18094]] grows in Succulent Karoo in sandstone ridges, rocky slopes and hilltops mainly on yellow or pinkish quartzite. Annual precipitation is approximately 100-200 mm, mostly in winter.

Description: Odontophorus angustifoliusSN|18094]]SN|18094]] is a small caespitose succulent shrub up to 8 cm hight, occasianally forming large mats up to three meters across, but usually much smaller

Distinguishing characteristics: It has spongy stems and slender leaves with teeth long and flexible.
Stem: Short, ramified, with internodes spongy inside, smooth outside, light brown to orange or ochre, shorter than leaves, 3-5 mm in diameter.
Leaves: Slender, 40-50 mm long, 7-10 mm thick, (thicker than the other species) irregularly toothed at keel and margins with 0-4 teeth up to 5 mm long, flexible, green to reddish, rising from a broad plain block, elevations low, papillae short, surface therefore soft rather than velvety.
Flowers: Solitary and terminal, daisy-like, yellow up to 40 mm in diameter.
Fruit: The fruit is a capsule with long pedicels and widely spreading bracteoles.
Seeds: Less than 1 mm long, pale brown, pear-shaped.

  

Odontophorus angustifolius (llifle.com)

 

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