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Combretum afrum,
commonly known as Cape bushwillow, is a
species of tree
native to
South Africa. It is
endemic to the Cape Provinces. In C.
afrum, combretastatins...
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Anacardiaceae (the
cashew and
mango family). The sole
species is
Harpephyllum afrum, a
dioecious evergreen species from
South Africa and
Mozambique that is...
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Lycium afrum, the
kraal honey thorn (Afrikaans: kraalkriedoring) is a
shrub in the
potato family (Solanaceae),
indigenous to the
Western Cape Province...
- All. (1785) nor Sm. (1823) nor M. Bieb. (1808)
Synonyms Synonymy Allium afrum (Zucc.) ****h
Allium bauerianum Baker Allium cyrilli var. magi**** (L.) Nyman...
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publication Species Plantarum,
Linnaeus describes three Lycium species: L.
afrum, L. barbarum, and L. europaeum. Lycium,
particularly L. barbarum, have long...
- Hyperi****
afrum is a
perennial herb in the
genus Hyperi****, in the
section Adenosepalum, subsect. Aethiopi****.
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Afrosciadium afrum is a
member of the
carrot family, Apiaceae. It is a
perennial tuberous herb
native to
subtropical regions of
South Africa and Lesotho...
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Combretum afrum.
Combretastatins are a
class of
natural phenols. A
variety of
different natural combretastatin molecules are
present in the bark of C.
afrum, commonly...
- (Knuth) Roeschenbl. & F.
Albers Type:
Pelargonium afrum (Eckl. & Zeyh.)
Steudel – 3
species (P.
afrum, P. bowkeri, P. schizopetalum)
section Otidia (Lindley...
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Acmena ingens, only five
other specimens are known, an
uncommon Harpephyllum afrum and the
largest recorded in Victoria,
Taxodium distichum, and outstanding...
