Lithops karasmontana subs. eberlanzii (Dinter & Schwantes) D.T.Cole

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Lithops Flowering Stones 219 (1988)
Family: AIZOACEAE 

Origin and Habitat: Namibia.

Synonyms:

• Lithops karasmontana subs. eberlanzii (Dinter & Schwantes) D.T.Cole

Description: Lithops karasmontanaSN|12138]]SN|12138]] subs. eberlanzii is one of the innumerable local form of the very variable Lithops karasmontanaSN|12138]]SN|12138]] distingushed for the large, irregular, dark green window which is below the level of the edges, and has lobed margins and islands. Flowers white. It has the same variable characteristics of the species. This species resembles Lithops karasmontanaSN|12138]]SN|12138]] subs. bella. The main points of difference are window of subs. bella is transparent and pellucid, whereas that of subs. Eberlanzii is so to say opaque; the ridges of the top surface in subs. bella are raised slightly above the level of the window and are coloured at one stage buff coloured, in subs. Eberlanzii the window and the laciniae seem to merge into a wavy surface and the ridges are coloured greenish white; outer margin of subs. bella has a few laciniae of very irregular shape, some consisting of a large irregular body joined by narrow strip to the margin, and in subs. Eberlanzii outer margin consists of laciniae giving the whole the appearance of being toothed.
Habit: Bodies solitary or in groups of 2 or more, to 4 cm high.
Bodies (paired leaves): More or less subequal, each 2,5-3 cm; top of lobe flat or subconvex; sides and top tinted a violaceous grey; window semi-opaque, surface slightly uneven, the depressions coloured lighter than the ridges, which are coloured a deeper grey; outer margin of numerous (20) more or less uniform teeth; inner margin very nearly straight with here and there a lacinia projecting into the window; laciniae very slightly raised above the surface of the window.
Flowers: Big up to 4,5 cm in diameter (mostly 25-35 mm) satiny white, narrow-rayed.
Blooming season: Late summer or early autumn.
Fruit: Seed capsules mostly 6-chambered, otherwise 4 or 5-chambered. Profile boat-shaped.
Seeds: Minuscule, yellow-brown; smooth to rugose.

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