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Lusaka SE, cultivated from tubers collected Regional Research Station, Mansa; Nov 2010.
Photo: Mike Bingham
Protea Hill Farm
cultivated from tubers collected from Regional Research Station, Mansa
Jul 2010
Photo: Mike Bingham
Lusaka SE, cultivated from tubers collected from Research Station, Mansa; Nov 2008.
Photo: Mike Bingham
Lusaka SE, cultivated from tubers collected from Regional Research Station, Mansa; Nov 2008.
Photo: Mike Bingham
Protea Hill Farm
cultivated from tubers collected from Regional Research Station, Mansa
Jul 2010
Photo: Mike Bingham
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Description: |
Leaf held erect, lamina broadly ovate, the base cordate. The inflorescence a raceme with up to 17 flowers, the buds erect, the flowers nodding. Tepals 6, pale blue; anthers yellow. |
Type location: |
Zambia, hills between Lakes Tanganyika and Nyasa |
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Derivation of specific name: | johnstonii: After H.H. Johnston who collected the type specimen. |
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Flowering time: | Nov - Dec |
Worldwide distribution: | Katanga Prov. of D.R. Congo, central Tanzania, Mozambique and NE Zambia. |
National distribution: | N |
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Spot characters: | Display spot characters for this species |
Literature: |
Cowley, E.J. & Brummitt, R.K. (2001). Tecophilaeaceae Flora Zambesiaca 12(3) Pages 24 - 25. (Includes a picture). |
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