Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden, South Africa

Common name: Baster-kokerboom, Reuse-kokerboom, Bastard quiver tree, Giant quiver tree

Family: Asphodelaceae

Synonym: Aloe pillansii

Distribution: Namibia, Northern Cape

IUCN Red list: Critically endangered

National red list: Critically Endangered

Comments: The species is threatened by mining (Rosh Pinah) in Namibia as well as by collection for horticulture throughout its range. Almost no seedlings are found in the wild and this is suspected to be due to climate change. The species is threatened by livestock (browsing and trampling) throughout the Richtersveld section of its range.