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Type of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Type of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector None, #None
Collection Date 20-07-1942
Resource Type Specimens
Country Malawi
Herbarium SRGH
Identifications Type of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]
Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. bondana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Aloe cameronii Hemsl.

Aloe cameronii Hemsl.

Creator Condy
Resource Type Paintings
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Aloe cameronii Hemsl. [family ASPHODELACEAE]
Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector Christian, H.B., #459
Collection Date 1942-07-20
Resource Type Specimens
Country Malawi
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector Christian, H.B., #459
Collection Date 1942-07-20
Resource Type Specimens
Country Malawi
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector Christian, H.B., #459
Collection Date 1942-07-20
Resource Type Specimens
Country Malawi
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector Christian, H.B., #459
Collection Date 1942-07-20
Resource Type Specimens
Country Malawi
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. dedzana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. bondana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. bondana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE]

Collector Reynolds, G.W., #8585(cult)
Collection Date 1964-07-07
Resource Type Specimens
Country Zimbabwe
Herbarium PRE
Identifications Isotype of Aloe cameronii Hemsl. var. bondana Reynolds [family ASPHODELACEAE] (stored under name)
Aloe cameronii var. cameronii [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe cameronii var. cameronii [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range Not known elsewhere
Information Plant habit very variable, caulescent or sometimes ± acaulescent, forming an erect or spreading shrub. Stem and branches decumbent or erect, to c. 1.5 m high, occasionally more. Racemes with flowers entirely red, rarely yellow, 10–15 cm long or the central one of the inflorescence occasionally more, c. 7–8 cm in diameter; pedicels 6–8 mm long. Perianths widening towards the mouth to 7–8 mm in diameter; stamens and stigma exserted c. 5 mm.
Aloe cameronii var. dedzana Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe cameronii var. dedzana Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range Known only from these two areas in Malawi
Information Plants caulescent, forming dense sprawling shrubs. Stem and branches to 1 m high. Racemes with flowers red, 20–25 cm long, 5–6 cm in diameter; pedicels c. 5 mm long. Perianths slender, scarcely widening towards the mouth to c. 6 mm in diameter; stamens and stigma exserted c. 5 mm.
Aloe cameronii var. bondana Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe cameronii var. bondana Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range Known only from Nyanga Distr. of Zimbabwe
Information Plant caulescent, forming a robust shrub. Stem and branches erect, to 1 m high. Racemes with flowers varying in colour from red to orange, creamy-yellow or often bicoloured with buds and young flowers red becoming yellow at maturity, 10–15 cm long, 7–8 cm in diameter; pedicels 6–7 mm long. Perianths widening ± obviously towards the mouth (clavate) to 9–10 mm in diameter; stamens and stigma exserted c. 10 mm.
Aloe cameronii Hemsl. [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe cameronii Hemsl. [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Information Shrub up to 1.5 m high, rarely to 2.5 m when supported by surrounding vegetation (see West, loc. cit.: 88]. Stem erect, branching from the base and above; branches numerous, ascending or the basal ones shortly decumbent, all clothed in persistent leaf remains. Leaves in a lax rosette, erect-spreading; lamina to 40–50 cm long, 5–7 cm wide near the base, lanceolate-attenuate, uniformly green or occasionally with a few whitish spots especially on young leaves, becoming bright coppery-red in the dry season; margin with pungent deltoid minutely brown-tipped teeth 2–4 mm long and 8–15 mm apart. Inflorescences 1–3 from each leaf rosette, erect to 1 m tall above the rosette; peduncle 1–3-branched; branches curving upwards and subtended by pale scarious deltoid bracts c. 5 × 10 mm, with scattered sterile bracts below the racemes. Racemes 10–30 × 5–8 cm, cylindrical, ± densely flowered; bracts 2–3 × 3–4 mm, ovate, scarious, pale brown; pedicels 3–8 mm long. Perianth bright glossy red with paler tips, to orange or occasionally creamy-yellow, 35–45 mm long, slightly curved, 5–7 mm in diameter across the ovary, widening slightly towards the mouth to 6–10 mm in diameter, cylindric; outer segments free to nearly halfway, with tips spreading. Stamens and stigma exserted 4–10 mm, yellow, with anthers reddish-orange. Capsule and seeds not seen.
Aloe greatheadii Schonland [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe greatheadii Schonland [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range Known with certainty only from Zimbabwe where it is common, and from Botswana
Information Perennial herb, solitary or suckering to form small groups of plants, acaulescent or with a stout stem to 30 cm tall covered with dead leaf remains. Leaves in a compact rosette, spreading; lamina 20–40 × 6–12 cm, broadly lanceolate, usually dried and twisted in the apical 5–15 cm, dull greyish-green, with conspicuous elongated whitish spots arranged in irregular transverse bands on the upper surface, pale greyish-green and unspotted on the lower surface, lineate especially near the margins; margin horny and often brownish with pungent deltoid red-brown teeth 4–6 mm long and 10–15 mm apart; sap drying yellow. Inflorescences 1–3, erect, 1.25–1.75 m high; peduncle sturdy, 3–10-branched, the lowest branches sometimes rebranched; branches suberect, subtended by deltoid, scarious, many-nerved bracts 2–3 cm long. Racemes 8–20 × 7 cm, conical-cylindric, ± densely flowered; bracts 10–15 mm long, linear-lanceolate, scarious; pedicels 12–18 mm long. Perianth pale pink, with paler margins to the segments running to the base of the perianth, 25–32 mm long, 7–8 mm in diameter across the ovary, constricted just above the ovary, then widening and becoming slightly decurved towards the mouth, cylindric-trigonous; outer segments free for more than one-third, scarcely spreading at the tips. Stamens and stigma scarcely exserted. Capsule and seeds not seen.
Aloe christianii Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Aloe christianii Reynolds [family ALOACEAE]

Entry From FZ, Vol 12, Part 3, page 48, (2001) Author: S. Kativu
Contributor Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Resource Type Reference Sources
Range reported from Angola near the Zambian border west of Matonchi
Information Perennial herb, usually solitary, rarely suckering to form small groups of plants, acaulescent, or older plants with a stem. Stem when present up to c. 1 m high and up to 12 cm in diameter, covered with persistent light brown withered leaves. Leaves in a compact rosette up to c. 1 m in diameter, erect-spreading; lamina to 60 cm long, 12 cm wide at the base, lanceolate, thinly fleshy, uniformly light bluish-green, tinged pinkish in dry conditions, unspotted except in young plants, obscurely lineate; margin cartilaginous, with pungent brown-tipped deltoid teeth 2–5 mm long and 10–15 mm apart. Inflorescence erect, 1–2 m tall above the leaf rosette; peduncle 6–10-branched, the lower branches rebranching; branches erect, subtended by lanceolate scarious bracts to c. 2 cm long. Racemes 15–30 × 6 cm, cylindrical, ± densely flowered; bracts 8–18 × 3–4 mm, lanceolate-attenuate, pale brown with darker often purplish veining; pedicels 8–20 mm long. Perianth bright coral-pink with a bloom, a little paler at the mouth, 35–45 mm long, 8–10 mm in diameter across the ovary, cylindric-trigonous; outer segments free for ± one-third with slightly recurved tips. Stamens and stigma exserted c. 4 mm. Capsule 19–21 × 11 mm, ovoid, yellowish-buff. Seeds c. 5 × 9 mm, blackish-brown, speckled, with buff wings.

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