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... Lily Family (Liliaceae) Aloe marlothii, a large South African succulent that superficially resembles an agave from a distance. Because of their floral characteristics, aloes are generally placed in the lily family (Liliaceae). Aloe ...
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... Go To Article About Argentine Ants Lily Family (Liliaceae) The bulblike corm of autumn crocus (Colchicum autumnale), a member of the lily family (Liliaceae), contains colchicine, a 3-ring amine alkaloid ... gelatinous glycoside called aloin from the succulent leaves of some Mediterranean aloe species, particularly Aloe vera (A. barbadensis), has remarkable healing properties. It has been prescribed ...
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Aloe vera composition
... A detail of the plant with the leaves and flowers Common noun: Aloe Scientific noun: Aloe vera ( L.) Burm Family. Liliáceas Habitat: Native form India, it can be found naturalised in the north of Africa and more rarely in the south of Europe. Characteristics : Perennial plant of the Lily family - Liliaceae - ...
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Floridata: Aloe ferox
... Aloe ferox Common Names: Cape aloe, bitter aloe, tap aloe Family: Liliaceae (lily family) Get link to Profile# 894 (click for data record) e-mail this page Drought tolerant Cape aloe is at home in succulent gardends. Description Aloe ... commonly cultivated. The aloes, in the lily family, are superficially similar but completely unrelated to the agaves, in a family of their own. Agaves have fibrous ...
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Floridata: Aloe saponaria
... Aloe saponaria Common Names: soap aloe, African aloe Family: Liliaceae (lily family) Get link to Profile# 642 (click for data record) e-mail this page Beds of soap aloe are popular hummingbird hangouts. Description Soap aloe grows ... the latter (in the family Agavaceae) have fibrous leaves whereas the leaves of aloes are juicy and not at all fibrous. Aloe vera, the medicinal aloe, is well known for ...
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CSSA Newsletters #24
... are ready for their permanent home. ********************************************************* Aloe ferox by Meena Singh The genus Aloe has been grouped with other lily like plants in the family Liliaceae. Aloe vera, a well-known garden escape, ... by Ram Gandhi Aloes are the largest group of leaf succulents of the Lilly family. With over 400 species this genus is one of the biggest groups of ...
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Aloe barbadensis - Barbados Aloe - Liliaceae
... Aloe barbadensis - Barbados Aloe - Liliaceae Aloe barbadensis - Barbados Aloe Liliaceae Aloe barbadensis, Barbados Aloe is a clump forming aloe that is a major source of the aloe ... Buttonhole Orchid Calico Flower Calico Hearts Calla Lily Candelabra Plant Cape Plumbago Cape Primrose ... Yellow Sage Zebra Plant = Select by Family Name = Acanthaceae Aizoaceae Agavaceae Alliaceae Amaryllidaceae Anacardiaceae ...
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Aloe chinensis - Indian Medicine Plant - Liliaceae
... Aloe chinensis - Indian Medicine Plant - Liliaceae Aloe chinensis - Indian Medicine Plant Liliaceae Aloe chinensis, or Indian Medicine Plant, is the common plant that most of us grow as Aloe ... Buttonhole Orchid Calico Flower Calico Hearts Calla Lily Candelabra Plant Cape Plumbago Cape ... Yellow Sage Zebra Plant = Select by Family Name = Acanthaceae Aizoaceae Agavaceae Alliaceae Amaryllidaceae ...
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Aloe barberae
... Aloe barberae Aloe barberae Dyer Family: Liliaceae (lily family) Common names: tree aloe (Eng.); boomaalwyn, mikaalwyn (Afr.); umGxwala, inDlabendlazi, imPondonndo, inKalane-enkulu (Zulu) Aloe barberae is a striking sculptural tree aloe bearing ... spring and release their seed which is wind dispersed. Growing Aloe barberae Aloe barberae is easily cultivated from truncheons as well as seed and ...
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Aloe microstigma
... Aloe, found in Africa, Arabia, Madagascar and Socotra. About 126 of these occur in South Africa. Aloes were traditionally grouped with other lily-like plants under the family Liliaceae. Some of their close relatives are Gasteria, Haworthia, Knophofia, Bulbinella, Bulbine, Astroloba, and Trachyandra. Ecology Aloe microstigma is pollinated ...
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