Four New Species of Ledebouria Roth. (Hyacinthaceae) from the High Altitude Grasslands of the Steenkampsberg, South Africa; Ledebouria purpurea, L. altopaludosa, L. steenkampsbergensis and L. noritica.

Andrew J. Hankey; Antonio de Castro

doi:10.2985/026.031.0112

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Andrew J. Hankey,^1,* Antonio de Castro²

¹. Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden, P.O. Box, 2194, Wilro Park, Roodepoort, 1731, Gauteng, South Africa.
². De Castro and Brits Ecological Consulting, 23 Amajuba street, Noordheuwel, Krugersdorp 1739, Gauteng, South Africa.

^*Corresponding author. Email: ahankey@sanbi.org.za

Abstract

The Ledebouria sandersonii and L. cooperii species complexes are studied on the Steenkampsberg, Mpumalanga. Four new species of Ledebouria, two belonging to the L. sandersonii species complex and two belonging to the L. cooperii species complex are described. Their ecology and alliances are discussed.

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Andrew J. Hankey and Antonio de Castro "Four New Species of Ledebouria Roth. (Hyacinthaceae) from the High Altitude Grasslands of the Steenkampsberg, South Africa; Ledebouria purpurea, L. altopaludosa, L. steenkampsbergensis and L. noritica.," Haseltonia 31(1), 103-126, (29 November 2024). https://doi.org/10.2985/026.031.0112

Published: 29 November 2024

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