| Name |
Pronunciation |
Meaning |
| foliolosum | foh-lee-oh-LOH-sum | Having small leaves | | pinnatifidus | pin-nat-ih-FY-dus | Pinnately divided, finely cut | | pinnatifidum | pin-nat-ih-FY-dum | Pinnately divided, finely cut | | haemanthoides | hem-an-thee-OY-deez | Resembles Haemanthus, (genus name from the Greek, meaning blood flower) | | Ophionella | oh-fee-oh-NEL-uh | From the diminutive of the Greek ophis (snake), referring to the snake-like stems | | fagaroides | fag-ar-OY-deez | Resembles Fagara, an old genus name now generally classified as Zanthoxylum | | foliolosus | foh-lee-oh-LOH-sus | Having small leaves | | Herreanthus | her-ray-ANTH-us | Named for Dr. Hans Herre, 20th century botanist and expert on South African succulents | | immelmaniae | im-mel-MAHN-ee-ay | Named for Mrs. Immelman, of Pipuetberg, South Africa | | ampliata | am-pli-AY-tuh | Widened, enlarged | | ampliatum | am-pli-AY-tum | Widened, enlarged | | ampliatus | am-pli-AY-tus | Widened, enlarged | | Cyphosperma | sy-fo-SPUR-muh | From the Greek kyphos (tumor, hump) and sperma (seed) |
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