Taxon

Drosanthemum hispidum

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Common name: vygies, dewflowers, T'nouroevygie
Family: Aizoaceae (Vygie)
Synonym: Drosanthemum hispidum var. platypetalum
Distribution: South Africa
IUCN Red list: Not evaluated
National red list: Least Concern
Comments: Drosanthemum hispidum is a hardy, evergreen, small succulent with small, elongated, fleshy, beautiful, glittery leaves. The glittering is caused by tiny cells that store water which reflects sunlight, helping to keep the plant cool.
Links: iNaturalist.org • iSpot • Random Harvest • Wikipedia

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