Piaranthus and Huerniopsis — investigating the taxonomy of a controversial complex

Darrel Plowes

doi:10.25223/brad.n32.2014.a6

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Darrel Plowes¹

¹6 Cassiobury Park, Murambi, Mutare, Zimbabwe e-mail: darrel.plowes@gmail.com

Abstract

The stapeliad genera Piaranthus R.Br. and Huerniopsis N.E.Br. occur in semi-arid regions from the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa to southern Namibia. They have been the subject of several taxonomic reviews since the initial discovery of members of the former genus by Francis Masson in the Western Cape Province in the late 18th Century.

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Darrel Plowes "Piaranthus and Huerniopsis — investigating the taxonomy of a controversial complex," Bradleya 2014(32), 118-145, (20 November 2014). https://doi.org/10.25223/brad.n32.2014.a6

Published: 20 November 2014

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