리톱스 아우캠피에 C 004

리톱스 아우캠피에 C 004

Lithops aucampiae subsp. aucampiae var. aucampiae C 004 (2/3)

Lithops aucampiae

      subsp. aucampiae ‘Jackson's Jade’: C395 , Jackson's Jade’: C395

               var.      aucampiae:C002, C003, C004, C046, C061, C117, C172, C255, C257, C298,

                                                   C333, C334, C334, C366

                                                  ‘Betty's Beryl’: C389

                                                  ‘Storms's Snowcap’: C392

               [Kuruman form]: C011, C012, C173, C325, C332

                                        C325 pink form

                                       ‘Green Goddess’: C012A

               var. koelemanii: C016, C256

      subsp. euniceae

               var.      euniceae: C048  

                                    LMP4 Hopetown

                                    cv 'Bella Ketty'

               var.      fluminalis: C054  

                                              Pale Face

Aucmpiae dark wine red form

Aucampiae nugget form

Aucampiae red form Danielskuil

Aucampiae red open window

Aucampiae rubrobruneus Olifantshoek

Aucampiae rubrobruneus Olifantshoek

Aucampiae Majading form

Aucampiae Buys Wiese Nursery SA

Aucampiae Rudesheim red : cv FIREBRANDT

Aucampiae Rudesheim red : cv FIREBRANDT

Aucampiae Rudesheim normal form

Aucampiae cv 'HIKORUBY'

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Lithops aucampiae C004 5 km N of Postmasburg, South Africa

Description: Lithops aucampiae is a tiny caespitose succulent that grows almost completely buried in reddish soil with only the upper truncated portion of leaves visible. With age it may form small clusters of up to 12 or more, bodies (mostly 2-5). It is very variable with brown-red bodies with intricate brown patterns, but conforms to the typical Lithops morphology: two thick, fleshy windowed leaves separated by a crack from which a yellow flower appears. The windowed part allows light into the inner portion of the leaf where the process of photosynthesis is carried out.
Bodies (Paired leaves): Medium to very large 25-55 mm x 20-40 mm across, obconical (upside down cone-shaped) upper surface truncate, smooth to slightly rugose, mostly slightly convex. Lobes often unequal conjunct with a shallow fissure between. Face elliptic-reniform. Margins irregularly indented with many peninsulas, yellowish to reddish brown, often more intensely coloured than the islands. Windows yellowish to dark reddish brown, usually with fine irregularly branched lines becoming gradually narrower toward the margins. Channels asymmetrical varying in size yellowish to brown, sometimes very dark. Islands usually clearly defined, very irregular, sometimes slightly in relief. Rubrications absent. Dusky dots dark greenish grey, variable in number, in the channels and small islands, but usually not evident. Shoulders whitish-violaceous, pinkish-grey or brownish.
Flowers: Daisy-like, bright yellow up to 52 mm in diameter.