genus clivia

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The Genus Clivia
... The Genus Clivia The Genus Clivia In September 1815 the first scientific collection of a clivia was made near the mouth of the Great Fish River in the Eastern Cape Province ... , where in 1828 Kew botanist John Lindley described them as Clivia nobilis in honour of Lady Charlotte Florentine Clive, Duchess of Northumberland. Clivia is part of the Amaryllid family (Amaryllidaceae; Haemantheae). There ...
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Cliviasmith 2005
... checklist of named Clivias sourced world-wide. The Clivia Society is the official registration authority for the genus Clivia, and this checklist work is fulfilling the role ... have been updated as of March, 2006. clivia_name_reg_application_0903.pdf Clivia Name Registration Application (15K) clivianameregister2006_03.pdf Clivia Name Register & Checklist 2005 (139KB) raiserlegend2006_03.pdf Legend of ...
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Cliviasmith 2005
... . To disseminate information about named forms of Clivia to a wider audience. The Clivia Society is the International Cultivar Registration Authority for the genus Clivia and I am the International Registrar. The register/checklist has been updated in September 2005. You will find a register and checklist of Clivia named forms ...
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Clivia Forum - GardenWeb
... Glossary Zone Finder Garden Bazaar GardenWeb Store Other Forums | Instructions | Search | Post a Message Clivia Forum The Clivia is native to South Africa but hybridized in almost every country in the world ... : On-Topic Discussions [Switch to: Gallery | Conversations] The Genus Clivia Posted by: dries South Africa on Tue, Oct 31, 06 at 1:22 Clivia links Posted by: dries South Africa on Sun, Oct ...
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American Clivia Society History South Africa miniata
... to the Royal Botanical Gardens as Clivia gardenii (gardenii refers to Major Garden). In 1943 the fourth legitimate species of the genus Clivia was named as Clivia caulescens (caulescens refers to the ... Cape. They were identified as being a new species belonging to the genus Clivia, and were aptly named Clivia mirabilis (mirabilis is translated as astonishing; miraculous; to be wondered at). The ...
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Article The Race Clivia
... , separately published on the same day in October 1828 a new genus based on the same plant. Lindley named the genus Clivia and Hooker called it Imantophyllum. The plant in question was an ... before Hooker, and Hooker’s Imantophyllum fell away. It seems however that Clivia became the chosen name for the genus long before this. Amelia Obermeyer, a botanist at the National Botanical Institute ...
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Clivia 2006
... Clivia 2006 Clivia 2006 4 th International Clivia Conference Pretoria , South Africa 6 th & 7 th September 2006 clivia2006@cliviasociety.org On behalf of the Clivia Society and the Northern Clivia ... Clivia enthusiasts in September 2006 at the 4 th International Clivia Conference. This will be the highlight of our botanical calendar and a showcase for developments in our knowledge of the genus Clivia ...
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The Amaryllis Family: Clivia
... gardenii," "Swamp Clivia," and "Swamp Forest Clivia." A preliminary name, "Clivia paludosa," became a nomen nudum due to improper publication. See: "A NEW SPECIES OF CLIVIA. A new species of Clivia (Amaryllidaceae) endemic ... genus Clivia that occurs natrually outside the Republic of South Africa. Clivias are fairly easy to grow, but bringing them to flower is a bit tougher. In its own way, Clivia ...
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Open Directory - Home: Gardening: Plants: C: Clivia
... Clivia mirabilis - Information, photos and cultivation requirements. The Clivia Web Site - Photo gallery, articles, seed ordering, and links. Dave's Garden Plant File : Clivia - Information on Clivia and U.S. hardiness zones. The Genus Clivia ...
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Open Directory - Home: Gardening: Plants: C: Clivia: Organizations
... Clivia Society - Society for those desiring to know more about Clivia culture, development and photo gallery. New Zealand Clivia Club Inc. - A club that promotes the cultivation, conservation & improvement of the genus Clivia ...
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