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- Q29764 subject Q22261873.
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- Q29764 abstract "Aloe juddii (or the Koudeberg Aloe) is a newly discovered climbing aloe that is native to a few rocky outcrops and a farm ("Farm 215"), near to Cape Agulhas in the Western Cape, South Africa. It is one of the few aloes that are indigenous to the Fynbos vegetation type and it is closely related to the similarly rare Aloe commixta of Table Mountain. Like the Table Mountain Aloe, it is a slender, multi-stemmed rambling aloe, with semi-erect stems that often sprawl along the ground and over rocks. In October and November it produces brilliant displays of bright red flowers, that are usually swiftly eaten by the tiny "Klipspringer" antelope that live in the area. This plant has yet to be classified according to the IUCN Red List but is nevertheless rare and restricted to a very small natural range.It was named after the photographer Eric Judd, who discovered it in 2004, and is known in Afrikaans as the "Baardskeerdersbosvuurpylaalwyn".".
- Q29764 thumbnail 1_Aloe_juddii_-_inflorescence_-_CT_2.jpg?width=300.
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- Q29764 wikiPageWikiLink Q22261873.
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- Q29764 wikiPageWikiLink Q7872479.
- Q29764 wikiPageWikiLink Q8174672.
- Q29764 comment "Aloe juddii (or the Koudeberg Aloe) is a newly discovered climbing aloe that is native to a few rocky outcrops and a farm ("Farm 215"), near to Cape Agulhas in the Western Cape, South Africa. It is one of the few aloes that are indigenous to the Fynbos vegetation type and it is closely related to the similarly rare Aloe commixta of Table Mountain. Like the Table Mountain Aloe, it is a slender, multi-stemmed rambling aloe, with semi-erect stems that often sprawl along the ground and over rocks.".
- Q29764 label "Aloe juddii".
- Q29764 depiction 1_Aloe_juddii_-_inflorescence_-_CT_2.jpg.