Conophytum angelicae subs. tetragonum Rawé & S.A.Hammer

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Origin and Habitat: Northern Cape (Richtersveld, Namaqualand), South Africa.
Type locality: Oemsberg, Richtersveld
Altitude range: 700-980 metres above sea level.
Habitat: Grows on quartz or granite rocks deeply seated in crevices.

Common Names include:
CHINESE (中文): 烧卖

 

Description: Plant caespitose, forming a dense cluster or fan in age. It is very famous for its rough square body.
Stem: Almost stemless, internodes invisible.
Body (paired leaves): About 18 mm wide and 10 mm tall, cylindric basally, cubiform apically, square in tranverse section, with truncate or concave apex, dark brown, tan-purplish, fleshy pink or greenish, very rugose, unspotted, glabrous. Sheath whitish, squamous, flaking, persistent, with brown tannin spots.
Flowers: Nocturnal, few petaled, narrow and often untidy reddish to brown.
Fruit: The fruit is a 4-8-locular capsule.

 

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