PLANTAE / PHANEROGAMAE / ANTHOPHYTA / ASPARAGALES / ASPHODELACEAE / ALOOIDEAE / HAWORTHIA / RETUSA / RETUSA
Rosette acaulescent, up to 9 cm across. Leaves about 16, the young erect, the old spreading, recurved, firm, 45 mm long, 23 mm broad and 14 mm thick at base of end-area; face below end-area ± flat at base, concave above, ± smooth or with a few small raised concolorous tubercles below base of end-area on some leaves, light green, dull; end-area 24 mm long, 23 mm wide, convex, ± turgid, with a number of small raised concolorous tubercles and about 11 long and short light green ± converging lines, the middle one nearly reaching the tip, the others progressively shorter, deltoid, acuminate, light pellucid green, shining, the older leaves retused at an angle of about 90 degrees; back convex, smooth, light green below, darker green above, dull; end-awn 6 mm long, naked, persistent, reddish-brown at base, light brown at middle to dull white at tip; keel central, 1 in the upper 1/3, ± acute, with many very fine greenish-pellucid deltoid teeth in the upper 1/2; margins ± acute, with many larger greenish-pellucid deltoid teeth in the lower half, entire above or with very small teeth. Peduncle simple, terete, 3 mm diam., 12.5 cm long including the aggregate cylindric-conic raceme, light brown towards the lower end; raceme 4.5 cm long, about 30 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; pedicels 1 mm long, 1-1.5 mm elliptic, dark green; sterile bracts about 29, 18 mm long, the lowest 1 cm from base of peduncle; fertile bracts 9 mm long, deltoid, subulate, white with a fine reddish-brown nerve; perianth white, 17 mm long, the cylindrical-triangular base 5 mm across, constricted to 3.5 mm above, ascending, straight, not stipitate; upper segments recurved about 90 degrees, channelled, face colour of the inner one white with a broad green nerve, narrow obtuse, face colour of the 2 outer white with a fine greenish-brown nerve, ± acute, ± spreading; lower segments more recurved, face colour of the inner one white with a fine greenish-brown nerve, channelled, narrow obtuse, face colour of the two outer ones white with a broad green nerve, deeply channelled to replicate, acute, spreading; stamens 5 and 6 mm long; ovary 4 min. long, 1.75 mm diam., green; style 0.75 mm long, white, bent, capitate. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. densiflora G.G.Sm.
Plants acaulescent in a basal rosette which is about 8 cm diam., not (or slowly) proliferous from the base. Leaves about 16, the young erect, the old ascending, recurved, firm, 40-50 mm long, 20-30 mm broad, 14-17 mm thick at the base of the end-area, with a distinct 5 mm long whitish naked persistent end-awn; face below end-area ± flat below, concave above, smooth, with very pale papillae, light green, not shining; end-area retused, 21 to 26 mm long, 21 to 29 mm broad, convex, turgid, deltoid acute (± acuminate), rough with small concolorous tubercles, dark pellucid green, ± shining, with 9 to 22 parallel lines; lower surface convex, smooth, light green, dull; keel 1, positioned in the upper third, acute near tip, with 0.75 mm long teeth, green below and pellucid near tip; margins acute below, rounded above, toothed in the lower half, entire above. Inflorescence about 33 cm tall; peduncle simple, terete, about 2 mm diam., about 17 cm long, bracteate; sterile bracts membranous, ovate, abruptly long acuminate, 6 mm long, erect, keeled, (cloaking the peduncle at the base); raceme about 16 cm long, erect, lax, with about 35 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; floral bracts membranous, 4 mm long, deltoid, acuminate, keeled with fine dark brown veins, clasping the pedicels, (longer than the pedicels); pedicels 3 mm long, 1 mm diam., green, erect; perianth white with brown and green keels to the segments, 14 mm long, compressed at base, funnel-shaped, tube more or less 4 mm across, constricted to 3 mm above; segments free to the base, limb 2 lipped; posterior segments with lobes free, erect, tips slightly recurved, spreading, pinkish-white with broad brown veins; exterior part recurved, not spreading, pinkish-white with fine brown veins; stamens 6 of two lengths, 5 and 6 mm long, inserted within the perianth tube; ovary 4 mm long, 2 mm diam., green; style 1 mm long, curved, capitate. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia multilineata (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
Plants acaulescent, with leaves in a basal rosette up to 120 mm diam., (not or) slowly proliferous from the base. Leaves about 20, the young erect, the old ascending, incurved at the tips, 70 to 80 mm long, 15 to 20 mm broad at the base of the end-area, about 11 mm thick at the base of the end-area, oblong, acute to deltoid; face below end-area flat to rounded, smooth, green, somewhat glossy; end-area up to 30 mm long, 15 to 20 mm broad, ovate or triangular, tapering and falcate at tip, convex and wrinkled, semi-pellucid, shining, with 6 or 9 parallel face lines; back rounded, smooth; keel 1, centrally positioned in the upper three quarters; margins acute, dentate or smooth; end-awn 4 mm long, reddish-brown, glabrous. Inflorescence about 190 mm long; peduncle simple, terete, about 3 mm diam., 140 mm long, bracteate; sterile bracts membranous, lanceolate to acuminate, about 18 mm long, erect, keeled; raceme about 50 mm long, lax, with about 32 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; floral bracts membranous, 9 mm long, deltoid, white, keeled with a fine reddish-brown vein, clasping the pedicels, (longer than the pedicels); pedicels 1 mm long, 1.5 mm diam., dark green, erect; perianth white, with green keels to the segments, 17 mm long, compressed at base, funnel-shaped, tube more or less 5 mm across, constricted to 3.5 mm above, ascending, spreading, curved; segments free to the base, limb 2 lipped; posterior segments narrow, obtuse, recurved, spreading, white with broad green veins; exterior part more recurved, spreading, with fine greenish-brown veins; stamens 6 of two lengths, 5 and 6 mm long, inserted within the perianth tube; ovary 3 mm long, 1.5 mm diam., green; style 0.75 mm long, white, curved, capitate. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
Plants acaulescent, with leaves in a basal rosette up to 10 cm diam., proliferous from the base and soon forming large clusters. Leaves about 18, light green, the young erect, the old spreading, up to 6 cm long, up to 30 mm broad, 25 mm thick measured at the base of the end-area; face below end-area flat below, concave above, smooth, pale green, not shining; end-area up to 30 mm broad, 25 mm long, turgid, 8 to 12 pale green, not pellucid parallel face lines, only the middle one reaching the tip, the others progressively shorter, flanked by short, longitudinal, 1 mm long, white flecks; pellucid green, shining, with numerous small raised pellucid tubercles, ovate, oblong; back surface rounded, smooth; keel 1, centrally positioned in the upper third, with a few pellucid teeth; margins acute, minutely toothed, acute to rounded; end-awn 3 to 6 mm long, persistent. Inflorescence about 40 cm tall; peduncle simple, terete, about 2 mm diam., about 20 cm long, bracteate; sterile bracts membranous, ovate, 9 mm long, erect, keeled with dark brown veins; raceme about 20 cm long, lax, with about 20 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 4 open simultaneously; floral bracts membranous, 6 mm long, deltoid to acuminate, keeled with fine dark brown veins, (longer than the pedicels); pedicels 2 mm long, 2 mm diam., dark green; perianth greenish-white with light green keels to the segments, 13 mm long, compressed at base, funnel-shaped, tube more or less 4 mm across, constricted to 3 mm above, curved; segments free to the base, limb 2 lipped; posterior segments recurved, pinkish-white, with light-green veins; stamens 6 of two lengths, 5 and 6 mm long, inserted within the perianth tube; ovary 4 mm long, green, 2 mm diam.; style 1 mm long, curved, capitate. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia geraldii C.L.Scott
Plant stemless, 5-7 cm in diam. proliferous from the base and forming clusters. Leaves erect-spreading, broadly oblong- lanceolate, acuminate, 3-4 cm long, 15-20 mm broad, slightly incurved at tips, green, the upper part retused at an angle of 30°-45°; back of leaf convex, keeled in the upper part, green, smooth and concolorous or with some small paler spots towards the tip; the pellucid shining end-face to 2 cm long and broad, ovate-deltoid, acuminate, smooth or more or less uneven, scarcely tubercular, concolorous, with 6-9 lengthwise lines of which only a few nearly reach the tip; the margins and keel smooth or minutely tubercled; the end bristle 3-4 mm long. From: Brown, JR. 1969. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 41(1): 57-59. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
Plant stemless, with about 12 to 15 leaves, to 8 cm in diam., not or slowly proliferous from the base. Leaves to 5 cm long, to 3 cm broad and about 17 mm thick at base of end-area; face of leaf below end-area light greenish-brown, dull, smooth, more or less mottled and with fine lengthwise flecks; end-area of leaf about 26 mm long, to 3 cm broad, deltoid-acuminate, flat to lightly concave, turgid, greenish-pellucid, somewhat shining, with a few concolorous tubercles, and with from 14-22 longer and shorter pale green lines, the middle line reaching to the tip; back of leaf convex, smooth, light green below increasing to a dark brown at tip, dull, with numerous lengthwise flecks, and with several obscure broad lines alternating with fine ones; keeled in the upper part, smooth, and terminating in a sub-pellucid, more or less persistent bristle to 5 mm long; margins with very minute teeth in the lower half. From: Brown, JR. 1953. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 25(1): 8-11. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Rosette acaulescent, up to 8 cm tall, not or slowly proliferous from the base. Leaves 12-15, recurved, firm, 49 mm long, 29 mm broad and 17 mm thick at the base of end area, end-awn about 5 mm long, persistent; face below end-area flat at base, concave above, smooth, with fine longitudinal flecks, light greenish-brown ± mottled, dull; end-area 26 mm long, 29 mm broad, deltoid, acute, recurved at an angle of about 85 degrees, concave, turgid, beset with one or two raised concolorous tubercles, greenish-pellucid, the tip brownish-pellucid. ± shining, with about 16-22 long and short ± parallel very light green lines, the middle one reaching the tip, the others progressively shorter; back convex, smooth, with many longitudinal flecks, light green below, light reddish-brown then dark greenish-brown above to blackish brown at tip, dull, with about 8 broad lines alternating with fine ones; keel 1, acute near tip, naked; margins acute below, ± acute along the end-area, with very minute teeth in the lower half of leaf. Peduncle simple, terete, 2.75 mm diam., 16 cm long including the raceme, greyish-brown towards the base of peduncle; raceme 5 cm long, about 27 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; pedicels 0.5 mm long (almost sessile), green; sterile bracts about 33, 12 mm long, the lowest 0.75 cm from base of peduncle; fertile bracts 8 mm long, deltoid, acuminate-subulate, white with a fine brown nerve; perianth dull white, 15.5 mm long, the cylindrical-triangular base 4 mm across, constricted to 3 mm above, ascending, not or hardly curved; upper segments narrow obtuse, recurved about 80 degrees, channelled, face colour of the two outer segments dull white with a fine greenish-brown nerve, ± spreading, face colour of the inner one dull white at tip, greenish below, with a broad dull green nerve; lower segments narrow obtuse, channelled, recurved about 90 degrees, face colour of the two outer segments white at tip, green below with a broad dark green nerve, spreading, face colour of the inner one dull white with a fine green nerve; stamens 5 and 6 mm long; ovary 3.25 mm long, 1 1/8 mm diam., green; style 7/8 mm long, dull white, bent, capitate. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Rosette acaulescent, 8 cm diam., not (or slowly) proliferous from the base. Leaves about 15, the young erect, the old ascending, recurved, firm, 40 mm long, 21 mm broad and 14.5 mm thick at the base of end-area, with a distinct 4.5 mm long whitish naked persistent end-awn; face below end-area ± flat below, concave above, smooth, with very pale papillae, light green, not shining; end-area 21 mm long, 22 mm broad, convex, turgid, deltoid acute(-acuminate), rough with small concolorous tubercles, dark pellucid green, ± shining, retused at an angle of about 90 degrees, with 9-15 ± parallel lines, the middle one reaching or nearly reaching the tip, the others progressively shorter; back convex, smooth, light green, dark bluish-green at tip, dull; keel 1, in the upper 1/3, acute near tip, with many 3/4 mm long teeth which are green below and pellucid near tip, 3/4 mm apart; margins acute below, ± rounded above, dark green above, light green below, the reflexed teeth green below and pellucid near tip. Peduncle simple, terete, 4 mm diam., 14 cm long including the aggregate cylindric-conic raceme, brown towards the lower end; raceme up to 5.5 cm long, about 35 spirally arranged flowers and buds, 2 open simultaneously; pedicels 2 mm long, 1.5 mm diam., dark green; sterile bracts about 32, 15 mm long, the lowest 1 cm from base of peduncle; fertile bracts 12 mm long, deltoid, long acuminate, white with a fine dark brown nerve; perianth greenish-white, 18 mm long, the cylindrical-triangular base 5 mm across, constricted to 3 mm above, ascending, curved; upper segments channelled, recurved at an angle of 90 degrees, face colour of the inner segment pinkish-green with a broad green nerve, broad, short, face colour of the 2 outer pinkish-white with a broad dark green nerve, narrower, acute, longer and ± spreading; lower segments acuminate, recurved about 90 degrees, face colour of the inner segment pinkish-white with a fine green nerve, channelled, broad, face colour of the 2 outer white with a broad green nerve, narrower, replicate, spreading; stamens 5.5 and 6.5 mm long; ovary 4 mm long, 2 mm diam., green; style 1 mm long, bent, capitate. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. solitaria G.G.Sm.
It is nearest to H. retusa var. solitaria G. G. Smith, but is a larger and taller growing plant, the leaves are somewhat less retused, and the end-awn is longer. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. densiflora G.G.Sm.
It is nearest to H. comptoniana. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia multilineata (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
Its nearest affinity is with H. longebracteata, but it seems to be intermediate between H. longebracteata and H. correcta. It differs from H. longebracteata in that it forms large clumps. From H. correcta it differs by its longer and more tapering leaves, longer inflorescence, and later flowering time. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia geraldii C.L.Scott
The species is nearest to H. multilineata which occurs a few kilometres to the west of Riversdale, but it differs from that species by its smooth and ± vertically positioned leaves. The margins and keel are smooth or lightly dentate, having fewer lines on the end-area. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
Near Haw. retusa (L.) Haw. but the end-faces of the leaves are not as retuse, are more acuminate and the color is a paler green. From: Brown, JR. 1969. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 41(1): 57-59. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
This Haworthia is quite distinct by the symmetrical rosette of broad leaves and the numerous lines on the pellucid, retused faces of the leaves. The top of the leaves being level with the soil, thus being difficult to find and is not very numerous. From: Brown, JR. 1953. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 25(1): 8-11. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Compared with the species this plant is larger, has longer, broader and darker green leaves which are more retused, there are many more face lines on the end-area, and the margins and keel are entire except for very minute teeth on the margins on the lower half of the leaf. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
The plants grow, flat, with the retused surface level with the ground, and although found in dense patches, they are all single. Compared with the species, this variety has a long persistent end-awn, the end-area is rough with small concolorous tubercles, has more face lines, the margins and keel have many small teeth and the peduncle is much thicker and with a short dense raceme. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. solitaria G.G.Sm.
It occurs from the coast to about 150 km inland, at altitudes up to 800 m. Rain falls almost evenly throughout the year reaching a maximum of about 800 mm per annum. H. multilineata grows in a firm sandy soil with pH 6.8. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia multilineata (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
H. fouchei grows on well drained slopes covered with short grass, or on flat land, or in exposed positions or under Renosterbos, at an altitude of about 200 m. Its distribution area receives an annual rainfall of about 200 to 300 mm which is more or less evenly distributed throughout the year. H. fouchei grows in a firm sandy soil with pH 6.5. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
It shows a preference for stony and clayey soils. It occurs in exposed conditions, growing into large clumps, at an altitude of about 200 m. This area receives an annual rainfall of 300 to 500 mm which is distributed throughout the year. H. geraldii grows in a firm hard soil with pH 6.5. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia geraldii C.L.Scott
Growing in the shade of shrubs and in full sun. From: Brown, JR. 1969. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 41(1): 57-59. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
On a dry slope, where it grows amongst the stems of Rhenoster bushes, (Elytropappus sp.) and partly in the open. From: Brown, JR. 1953. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 25(1): 8-11. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Growing on a very dry stony hill facing east, in the open and under small bush. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Growing amongst rocks and practically covered with turf. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. solitaria G.G.Sm.
Cape Province; Riversdale Dist. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. densiflora G.G.Sm.
H. multilineata is not an uncommon species in the southern part of the Cape Province, and it is well represented in the Riversdale District. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia multilineata (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
H. geraldii is a well-defined species, and appears to be restricted to a single well drained hill to the east of Riversdale. From: Scott, CL. 1985. The genus Haworthia (Liliaceae): a taxonomic revision. Aloe Books, Johannesburg. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia geraldii C.L.Scott
Riversdale, Cape Province. From: Brown, JR. 1969. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 41(1): 57-59. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
Riversdale Distr. From: Brown, JR. 1953. Notes on Haworthias. Cact. Succ. J. (Los Angeles) 25(1): 8-11. [All rights reserved] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Cape Province; Riversdale Dist. North of Riversdale. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Cape Province; Riversdale District, north of Riversdale on the Corrente River. From: Smith, GG. 1946. Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. J. S. African Bot. 12: 1-14. [CC BY] As: Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. solitaria G.G.Sm.
200 to 600 m
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Occurrence in the Flora of Southern Africa (FSA) countries and South African provinces. Residence status indicates if a taxon is indigenous, endemic, naturalised or invasive in a specific region. This data is based on specimen records and literature
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Names and Sources
Aloe retusa L.
Published in: Sp. Pl. 1: 322 (1753)
Haworthia fouchei Poelln.
Published in: Succulenta (Netherlands) 22: 28 (1940)
Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. densiflora G.G.Sm.
Published in: J. S. African Bot. 12: 7 (1946)
Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. multilineata G.G.Sm.
Published in: J. S. African Bot. 12: 5 (1946)
Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. solitaria G.G.Sm.
Published in: J. S. African Bot. 12: 5 (1946)
Haworthia geraldii C.L.Scott
Published in: J. S. African Bot. 31: 123 (1965)
Haworthia solitaria (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
Published in: Aloe 11(4): 37 (1973)
Haworthia multilineata (G.G.Sm.) C.L.Scott
Published in: Gen. Haworthia: 134 (1985)
Haworthia retusa Duval var. fouchei (Poelln.) Breuer
Published in: Alsterworthia Int. 16(2): 6 (2016)
Classification
KINGDOM Plantae
SUBKINGDOM Phanerogamae
PHYLUM Anthophyta
ORDER Asparagales
FAMILY Asphodelaceae
SUBFAMILY Alooideae
GENUS Haworthia
SPECIES retusa
VARIETY retusa
51 results for Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. retusa
Barcode: NBG0119066-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 5373 | 1942-10-
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Barcode: NBG0112066-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5373 (5) | 1942-10-
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Barcode: NBG1486427-0 Collector(s) & number: De Villiers, U, s.n. | 2000-10-5
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Barcode: PRE0111842-0 Collector(s) & number: Scott, JD, 1778 | 1968-3-
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Barcode: NBG0069352-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5377(7) | 1942--
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Barcode: PRE0036379-0 Collector(s) & number: Bolus, H, 2868 | 1904-10-
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Barcode: PRE0112551-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 11 | 1942-10-14
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Barcode: NBG0068393-0 Collector(s) & number: Compton, RH, 20417 | 1948-1-23
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Barcode: NBG0069349-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5373 (5) | 1942-10-
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Barcode: PRE0036364-0 Collector(s) & number: Fouche, F, PRE 34869 | 1940-11-
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Barcode: NBG0124491-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 275 | 1971--
General notes: Photograph of rosette included.
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Barcode: NBG0119565-1 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5383 (83) | 1942-10-
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Barcode: NBG0069300-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 6796 (246) | --
General notes: Photograph included. Date Recd. Oct. 1946. Herb. Date Nov. 1946. Flowered 10/8/1947, 6/9/1947 and 28/9/1947.
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Barcode: NBG0144694-0 Collector(s) & number: Bayer, MB, KG 626/69 | --
General notes: Photograph included. Ex hort. Karoo NBG.
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Barcode: NBG0119565-2 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5383 (83) | 1942-10-
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Barcode: NBG0132356-0 Collector(s) & number: Bohnen, P, 8032 | 1981-11-23
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Barcode: NBG0111744-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5601 (113) | 1943--
General notes: Date Recd. Aug. 1943. Herb. Date Jan. 1948. Flowered 28/9/1943, 18/9/1944, 12/10/1945, 11/7/1948 and 10/10/1948.
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Barcode: NBG0118876-0 Collector(s) & number: Bayer, MB, s.n. | 1972--
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Barcode: NBG0109714-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, KG 305/71 | --
General notes: Not always solitary. Like ordinary retusa with shorter, rougher leaves. Includes photograph of G G Smith, 5493.
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Barcode: NBG0119044-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5056 | --
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Barcode: NBG0069283-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5601 (113) | --
General notes: Date Recd. Feb. 1943. Herb. Date Apr. 1948. Flowered 28/9/1943, 18/9/1944, 10/10/1948 and 11/7/1948.
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Barcode: PRE0036378-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 7 | 1942-8-
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Barcode: PRE0036369-0 Collector(s) & number: Scott, CL, 72 | 1964-4-10
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Barcode: NBG0119053-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5387 (11) | --
General notes: Illustration: Aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: PRE0036368-0 Collector(s) & number: Scott, JD, 93 | 1968--
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Barcode: NBG0111951-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5488 (83) | --
General notes: On very stony and dry hill, facing east, in open and under Renoster bush. Date Recd. Dec. 19423. Herb. Date Oct. 1943. Flowered 26/8/1943, 20/9/1943, 14/9/1944, 23/8/1948 and 25/9/1948.
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Barcode: PRE0036382-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 5 (Smith 5373) | 1940-5-
General notes: Locality information taken from Smith. 1946. Journal of South African Botany 12: 5.
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Barcode: NBG0119057-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5601 (113) | --
General notes: Photograph of rosette included. Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0069345-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5380 (2) | 1942--
General notes: On slope of hill facing north. 1-2 Plants, together under bushes. Date Recd. Oct. 1942. Herb. Date Feb. 1948. Photograph of rosette included. Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale. Flowered: 11/8/1943 and 15/8/1944.
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Barcode: NBG0069286-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5749 (182) | 1944--
General notes: Photograph included. Date Recd. July 1944. Herb. Date Apr. 1948. Flowered 18/9/1944, 14/8/1948, 2/11/1948 and 5/12/1948.
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Barcode: NBG0111738-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5493 (85) | 1942-12-
General notes: On very stony hill, plants nearly all covered in turf, all ± sheltered and shaded. Date Coll. Dec. 1942. Herb. Date Oct. 1943. Flowered 9/9/1943. Illustration included of inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0119059-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5377 | --
General notes: On a very dry and stony hill, under bushes. In clusters of up to 6 rosettes? Note - same loc. as C.L.Scott's H. geraldii. Photograph. Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0119056-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 83 | 1942-10-
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Barcode: NBG0144772-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, s.n. | 1971--
General notes: = GGS 6086. t. loc. H. fouchei. Fl. in hort.
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Barcode: NBG0119062-0 Collector(s) & number: Fourcade, HG, 263 | --
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Barcode: NBG0111950-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5387 (11) | 1942--
General notes: Under bush. Date Recd. Oct. 1942. Herb. Date Oct. 1943. Flowered: 10/2/1944, 27/8/1949, 5/1/1950 and 9/8/1950.
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Barcode: NBG0111568-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 6068 (212) | 1945-5-
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Barcode: NBG0119054-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5488 | --
General notes: Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0275127-0 Collector(s) & number: Helm, 1746/32 | 1938-8-
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Barcode: NBG0119058-0 Collector(s) & number: Unknown, 263 | 1940-3-
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Barcode: NBG0069350-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 5374 | 1942--
General notes: On rocky slopes facing east. In open and under bushes. Level with ground. Date Recd. Oct. 1942. Herb. Date Oct. 1943. Flowered 2/10/1943, 2/9/1944, 5/11/1944. Illustration included of inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0109702-0 Collector(s) & number: Bayer, MB, KG 627/69 | --
General notes: Photographs of specimen.
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Barcode: NBG0195990-0 Collector(s) & number: Bruyns, PV, 9312 | 2002-10-13
General notes: Stony soil (shale) with very short bushes and covering of pebbles on ground. Plants very common, embedded in ground with tips of leaves protruding.
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Barcode: NBG0119047-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 3962 | --
General notes: Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0069326-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 6089 (215) | 1945--
General notes: Date Coll. May 1945. Herb. Date June 1945. Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale. Flowered: 16/8/1945, 2/11/1948, 15/12/1948, 17/1/1950, 22/9/1950.
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Barcode: NBG0209447-0 Collector(s) & number: Bohnen, P, 9058 | 1989-10-13
General notes: On clay and sandstone. Leaves like ordinary H. retusa, but spikes dense with many flowers (also described under H. fouchei). Plant 300 mm.
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Barcode: NBG0119065-0 Collector(s) & number: Dekenah, J, 5 [Smith 5373] | --
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Barcode: NBG0209443-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 4955 | --
General notes: Photograph. Illustration: Inflorescence, ovary, stamens and aspects of leaf drawn to scale.
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Barcode: NBG0069318-0 Collector(s) & number: Smith, GG, 7320 (279) | 1949--
General notes: On bank of river. Scarce. Date Recd. 1949. Herb. Date Jan. 1950.
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2016
PERIODICAL/JOURNAL
Some new combinations in Haworthia, Haworthiopsis and Tulista Breuer, IAlsterworthia International 16(2)3-12
2012
PERIODICAL/JOURNAL
The Haworthia Nomenclator: A list of accepted species with some guidelines for infrapecific names Bayer, MB; Manning, JCHaworthiad: 1-23
2001
BOOK
Illustrated handbook of succulent plants: Monocots Eggli, U2000
FLORA
Aloe Glen, HF; Hardy, DSIn: G Germishuizen & E du Plessis (eds), Aloaceae (first part). Flora of Southern Africa 5(1),11-167
National Botanical Institute, Pretoria
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1946
PERIODICAL/JOURNAL
Some new species and varieties in the genus Haworthia. V. Smith, GGJournal of South African Botany 12: 1-14
1940
1923
PERIODICAL/JOURNAL
The genera Aloe and Mesembryanthemum as represented in Thunberg's herbarium Brown, NEBothalia 1(1-3)139-169
No results found for Haworthia retusa (L.) Duval var. retusa
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