https://www.gardenology.org/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=59.164.51.0Gardenology.org - Plant Encyclopedia and Gardening wiki - User contributions [en]2026-04-11T00:17:11ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.43.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Haworthia_margaritifera&diff=78212Haworthia margaritifera2009-10-17T04:36:09Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Haworthia margaritifera, Linn. (H. major, Duval. Aide marga…'</p>
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Haworthia margaritifera, Linn. (H. major, Duval. Aide margaritifera, Mill. A. pitmila margaritifera, Linn. A. margaritifera major, Haw. Apicra margaritifera major, Willd.). Somewhat cespitose: lvs. upcurved-spreading, biconvex, ¾ -l x 3 in., with scattered large pearly tubercles often turning green in age: infl. 2 ft. high, branched; fls. sessile, green-lined. Cape. DC., PI. Gr. 57. Salm, Aloe §6. f. 5. Berger 28.—The type, with green lvs. coarsely warty on both faces, varies into a form with smaller more spreading lvs., var. granata (H. grandta, Haw., H. minima, Haw., Aloe margaritifera minima, Ait., A. granata., R. & S.. A. pumila margaritifera, Linn., A. brevis, R. & S.), Dill., Eltham. 16, f. 18. Salm, Aloe §6, f. 6; a large form with smaller closer warts, var. erecta, Baker (H. erecta, Haw., H. minor, Duval, Aide margaritifera minor, Haw., A. margaritifera media, Ait., A. minor, R. & S., A. erecta, Salm), Dill Eltham. 16, f. 17. B.M. 815. Salm, Aloe §6, f. 7; also into forms with little if any roughening on the upper face, var. semimargaritifera, Baker (H. semimargaritifera, Haw., Aloe semimargaritifera, Salm), otherwise resembling the type; var. corallina, Baker, with smaller tubercles; and var. subalbicans, Salm, with whitened lvs.. Salm, Aloe §6, f. 1.<br />
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Haworthia coarctata, Haw. (Aloe coarctata, R. & S. H. reimwardtii viridis, Hort.). St. with lvs. 3x6-8 in., somewhat cespitose: lvs. triangular, ½ x 2 in., sparingly and finely white-dotted in lines beneath: infl. 1 ft. high, nodding, simple; fls. lined with red. Cape. Salm, Aloe §6, f. 17. Berger 27.<br />
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Haworthia reinwardtii, Haw. (H. fasciata, Haw. Aloe reinwardtii, Salm). Fig. 1787. St. with lvs. 1 ½ - 2 x 4-6 in:, somewhat cespitose: lvs. lanceolate, ½ x 1- 1 ½ in., coarsely white-warty in rows on the back: infl. 1-1 ½ ft. high, somewhat nodding, simple; fls. lined with rose. Cape. Salm, Aloe §6, f. 16. Berger 27. J.H. III. 59, p. 628.—A smaller form is var. minor, Baker.<br />
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Haworthia rigida, Haw. (H. expansa major, Haw. Aide rimda, DC. A. cylindrica rigida, Lam. Apicra expansa, Willd.). St. with lvs. 4 x 3-5 in., more or less cespitose: lvs. green or browning or rosy-margined, ½ - ¾ x 2-2 ½ in., concave, wrinkled beneath: infl. 2 ft. high, more or less branched; fls. striped with brownish green. Cape. Salm, Aloe §4, f. 3. DC., PI. Gr. 62. Berger 26. L.B.C. 15:1430.—Varies into u smaller form with slightly glossy, smoother, very spreading lvs., var. expansa, Baker (H. expansa, Haw., Aide expdnsa, Haw. A. rigida expansa, Salm, Apicra pdtula, Willd.), Salm, Aloe §4, f. 3d.<br />
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Haworthia hybrida, Haw. (Aide hybrida, Salm). St. with lvs. 2 ½ x 4-5 in., more or less cespitose: lvs. dull green, ¾ - 1 ½ in., plump, wrinkled above and roughened: infl. 2 ft. high, branched; fls. brown or rosy lined. Cape (?). Sahn, Aloe §4, f. 4.—Possibly a hybrid between the preceding and following species.<br />
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Haworthia tortuosa, Haw. (Aide tortuosa, Haw.). St. 4-5 in., more or less clustered: lvs. dull green, ¾ - 1 ½ in., ascending in 3 irregularly oblique crowded ranks, somewhat rough on the back: inn. about 1 ft. high, slender, occasionally forked; fls. rosy-lined. Cape. Salm, Aloe §4, f. 2. B.M. 1337. Berger 25.—Varies in a form with fleshier lvs., 2 in. long, rough on both faces, var. pseudorigida, Berger (H. subrigida, Baker, Aide pseudorigida, Salm, .4. subrigida, R. & S., Apicra pseudorigida, Haw., Apicra rigida, Willd.), Salm, Aloe §4, f. 1. Jacq. Fragm. 108; a still larger, greener, rougher, and more succulent form, var. major, Berger (A. pseudorigida major, Salm), Salm, Aloe §4, f. 2/9; and a smaller form with the more spirally arranged lvs. smooth above, var. tortella, Baker (H. tortella, Haw.).<br />
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Haworthia viscosa, Haw. (Aloe viscosa, Linn. A. triangularis, .... Apicra viscosa. Willd.). St. with lvs. 1 ¼ -8 in., occasionally forked, clustered: lvs. dull green, ½ x 1 in., appressed with spreading tips, minutely scabrous: infl. 1 ft. high, slender and curving, simple; fls. green-lined. Cape. DC., PI. Gr. 16. B.M. 814. Salm, Aloe §3, f. 3.—The type, with straight ranks of lvs., varies into a form with larger less-crowded lvs., var. indurata (H. indurata, Haw., Aide indurata, R. & S., A. viscosa indurata, Salm), Salm, Aloe §3, f. 36; a small form with more spreading lvs. in somewhat spiral ranks, var. pseudotortuosa, Baker (H. pseudotortuosa, Haw., Aloe pseudotortuosa, Salm, A. subtortuosa, R. & S., Apicra tortuosa, Willd.), Salm, Aloe §3, f. 5; a dwarf form with straight-ranked, longer, more spreading, nearly smooth lvs., var. concinna, Baker (H. concinna, Haw., Aide concinna, R. & S., A. viscosa major, Salm), Sahn, Aloe §3, f. 4. Berger 24; and a taller form with more or less spiral ranks of outcurving lvs. 2 in. long, var. torquata, Baker (H. torquata, Haw., Aloe torquata, Salm), Salm, Aloe §3, f. 6.<br />
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Leaves usually small, crowded on the st. or in mostly somewhat elongated rosettes: fls. white, green or rosy- striped, tubular with somewhat irregular recurving limb and included style and stamens; segms. of perianth 6, oblong, nearly equal; stamens 6, shorter than perianth; ovary sessile, 3-angled: fr. a loculicidally 3-valved caps., bearing many compressed angled seeds. S. Afr. Monograph by Berger in Engler, Das Pflanzenreich, hft. 33, 1908.—Species 60, occurring in S. Afr. They are interesting condensed or cespitose plants with thick and succulent keeled often tuberculate and sometimes toothed lvs., and fls. in simple or paniclcd racemes.<br />
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albicana, 13. <br />
altilinea, 22. <br />
arachnoides, 24. <br />
argyrostigma, 11. <br />
aristata, 22. <br />
asperula, 17. <br />
attenuata, 11. <br />
caespitosa, 8. <br />
clariperla, 11. <br />
coarctata, 6. <br />
concava, 20. <br />
concinna, 1. <br />
corallina, 7. <br />
cuspidata, 23 <br />
cymbiformis. <br />
erecta<br />
hybrida, 3.<br />
indurata, 1.<br />
inflexa, 14.<br />
Laevis. 13.<br />
limpida, 22.<br />
major, 2, 7.<br />
margaritifera, 7.<br />
minima, 7.<br />
minor, 5, 7.<br />
mirabilis, 16.<br />
Mucronata, 22.<br />
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ramifera, 13.<br />
recurva, 15.<br />
reinwardtii, 5, 6.<br />
reticulata, 21.<br />
retusa, 18.<br />
rigida, 4.<br />
rugosa, 9.<br />
semimargaritifera, 7.<br />
subalbicans, 7.<br />
subfascicata, 11.<br />
subrigida, 2.<br />
subulata, 10.<br />
tesselata, 14.<br />
torquata, 1.<br />
tortella, 2.<br />
tortuosa, 2.<br />
turgida, 19.<br />
virescens, 13.<br />
viscosa, 1.<br />
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H. atrovirens, Haw. Leafy st. very short, the rosettes stoloniferous: lvs. 30—10, dense, oblong-lanceolate, ½ - ¾ in. long, dull green, reddish brown when old, with 3-5 vertical green lines: scape simple. 6 in. S. Afr. B.M. 1361.—H. pearsonii, C. H. Wright. Stemless: lvs. crowded. ½ x 1 ¼ in., pale green, with 2 rows of cilia on back, each with bristle on apex: scape 10 in. long.<br />
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Leaves usually small, crowded on the st. or in mostly somewhat elongated rosettes: fls. white, green or rosy- striped, tubular with somewhat irregular recurving limb and included style and stamens; segms. of perianth 6, oblong, nearly equal; stamens 6, shorter than perianth; ovary sessile, 3-angled: fr. a loculicidally 3-valved caps., bearing many compressed angled seeds. S. Afr. Monograph by Berger in Engler, Das Pflanzenreich, hft. 33, 1908.—Species 60, occurring in S. Afr. They are interesting condensed or cespitose plants with thick and succulent keeled often tuberculate and sometimes toothed lvs., and fls. in simple or paniclcd racemes.<br />
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Cultivation, propagation and decorative uses as for Aloe, under which, with Apicra and Gasteria, the species were formerly placed. See Aloe and Succulents.<br />
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albicana, 13. <br />
altilinea, 22. <br />
arachnoides, 24. <br />
argyrostigma, 11. <br />
aristata, 22. <br />
asperula, 17. <br />
attenuata, 11. <br />
caespitosa, 8. <br />
clariperla, 11. <br />
coarctata, 6. <br />
concava, 20. <br />
concinna, 1. <br />
corallina, 7. <br />
cuspidata, 23 <br />
cymbiformis. <br />
erecta<br />
hybrida, 3.<br />
indurata, 1.<br />
inflexa, 14.<br />
Laevis. 13.<br />
limpida, 22.<br />
major, 2, 7.<br />
margaritifera, 7.<br />
minima, 7.<br />
minor, 5, 7.<br />
mirabilis, 16.<br />
Mucronata, 22.<br />
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ramifera, 13.<br />
recurva, 15.<br />
reinwardtii, 5, 6.<br />
reticulata, 21.<br />
retusa, 18.<br />
rigida, 4.<br />
rugosa, 9.<br />
semimargaritifera, 7.<br />
subalbicans, 7.<br />
subfascicata, 11.<br />
subrigida, 2.<br />
subulata, 10.<br />
tesselata, 14.<br />
torquata, 1.<br />
tortella, 2.<br />
tortuosa, 2.<br />
turgida, 19.<br />
virescens, 13.<br />
viscosa, 1.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Hatiora_salicornioides&diff=78203Hatiora salicornioides2009-10-17T04:27:57Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Hatiora salicornioides, Brit. & Rose (Hariota salicornioide…'</p>
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Hatiora salicornioides, Brit. & Rose (Hariota salicornioides, DC. Rhipsalis salicornioides, Haw.). Plant upright, reaching a height of 18 in., richly branched: areoles hardly setulose or lanate: sts. cereifonn, with cylindric or oblong-elliptic joints; mature or fruiting branches with verticillate, club- or flask-shaped joints, with slender base, all apparently, as well as the fls. and fr., growing from the tops of joints: fls. yellow, funnelform, ½ in. long: berry small, whitish. Brazil. B.M. 2461.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Hatiora&diff=78202Hatiora2009-10-17T04:26:30Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Hatiora (an anagram of Hariota). Cactaceae. Upright cacti, …'</p>
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Hatiora (an anagram of Hariota). Cactaceae. Upright cacti, allied to Rhipsalis.<br />
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Plants erect, branching: branches short......., in 2's or 3's from tops of older branches, ....... spineless, bearing several abortive areoles along..... sides and each a large woolly terminal one from which arise the fl. and succeeding branches: fls. terminal; ovary globular, naked or nearly so; sepals usually in 2 rows, the outer ones broader and short, the inner ones larger and more petal-like; petals distinct, narrow toward the base; stamens distinct, erect, borne on the disk; stigmas 5, erect, white. Closely related to Rhipsalis, with which as Hariota it is often united, as it was in the Cyclo. of Amer. Hort.—Some 6 or 7 species of Hariota have been described, but most of these are true species of Rhipsalis; 2 were recognized by K. Schumann. The following is in cult. Hariota, DC. (1834) is a homonym of Hariota, Adans. (1763), and hence the name Hatiora has been substituted.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Hastingsia_bracteosa&diff=78201Hastingsia bracteosa2009-10-17T04:25:18Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Hastingsia bracteosa, Wats. Bracts narrow and nearly equali…'</p>
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Hastingsia bracteosa, Wats. Bracts narrow and nearly equaling the fls., which are larger than in the other, and white; stamens half as long as segms.: lvs. narrower. S. Ore., in marshes. L. H. B.<br />
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Hastingsia alba, Wats. Mostly stout, 2-3 ft. high: lvs. 1 ½ in. or less wide: racemes simple or nearly so, 1 ft. long, densely fld., the fls. ¼ in. or less long, white or greenish white; stamens equaling the segms. Dry hillsides, N. Calif, northward.<br />
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Hastingsia (S. Clinton Hastings, San Francisco, promoter of Californian botany). Liliaceae. Two bulbous plants of the Pacific slope, separated by Sereno Watson from the genus Schoenolirion (the Oxytria of Rafinesque), offered by collectors but little known in cultivation.<br />
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Plants with white or greenish fls. in many-fld. dense panicles or racemes: perianth-segms. distinct, each obscurely 3-nerved; stamens 6; style short; ovary oblong-ovate and not deeply lobed (so differing, among other things, from Schcenolirion, which has a depressed- globose deeply 3-lobed ovary and fr.). Hastingsias have strong, nearly naked sts., arising from a tunicated bulb: lvs. lather fleshy. Treatment as for camassia.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Hartwigia_purpurea&diff=78198Hartwigia purpurea2009-10-17T04:23:05Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Hartwigia purpurea, Lindl. Lvs. solitary, leathery, ovate-l…'</p>
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Hartwigia purpurea, Lindl. Lvs. solitary, leathery, ovate-lanceolate, equally terete with the St., many times shorter than the thread-like peduncle: fls. small, purple; sepals acute, a little larger than the petals; limb of the lip white at the base, callous. Mex.<br />
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Hartwigia (Theodor Hartweg collected in Mex. for the Horticultural Society of London, and found these plants near Vera Cruz). Orchidaceae. Tender epiphytic orchids from Trop. Amer., growing about a foot nigh and bearing purple fls. The genus has the habit of Epidendrum, section Amphiglottis, but differs in having the labellum saccate at the base, in which respect the genus approaches Ponera; however, Ponera has a very different habit.—Two species. Rest them in a coolhouse Oct. to March. Growing temperature should be 65-90°.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Harrisia_gracilis&diff=78195Harrisia gracilis2009-10-17T04:21:15Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Harrisia gracilis, Brit. (Cereus repdndus of Cyclo. of Amer…'</p>
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Harrisia gracilis, Brit. (Cereus repdndus of Cyclo. of Amer. Hort., not Cactus repandus, Linn.). Sts. said to be 20 ft. long: ribs 8-10: spines in clusters of 9-12: fls. white, the bracts on the tube filled with long white hairs.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Harrisia&diff=78194Harrisia2009-10-17T04:20:33Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Harrisia(named for William Harris, Superintendent of Public…'</p>
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Harrisia(named for William Harris, Superintendent of Public Gardens and Plantations. Jamaica). Cactaceae. Upright tall cacti, little planted.<br />
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Stems rather slender, sometimes weak: branches fluted and having 8-11 rounded ribs: areoles bearing slender needle-like spines: fls. tubular, rather large, growing from near the tips of the branches, night- blooming: fr. naked, globose, yellow.—About 8 species known; these confined to the W. Indies.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Harpephylum&diff=78193Harpephylum2009-10-17T04:19:49Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Harpephylum (from the Greek for sickle and leaf, in referen…'</p>
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Harpephylum (from the Greek for sickle and leaf, in reference to the falcate lfts.). Anacardiaceae. Kafir Plum. Two species, of which H. ciffrum, Bernh., is cult, in Fla. and S. Calif. It is a tall, glabrous tree with hard, heavy wood: lvs. thick, lustrous, imparipinnate, alternate, aggregate at top of branches, stalked; lfts. sessile, falcate-lanceolate: fls. small, in compact axillary panicles, dioecious; calyx with 5 obovate segms.; petals 5, narrow-ovate, imbricate in the bud; stamens 10 in the male fl., somewhat shorter than the petals, inserted below margin of the disk: fr. obovate, with thick woody endocarp, 4-celled, with 2 small, sterile cells, and 2 large fertile cells, dark red, size and shape of a large olive, the very thin pulp having a subacid taste; edible. S. Afr. L.H.B.<br />
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__NOTOC__</div>59.164.51.0https://www.gardenology.org/w/index.php?title=Haricot&diff=78192Haricot2009-10-17T04:18:59Z<p>59.164.51.0: Created page with '{{SPlantbox |Min ht metric=cm |Temp Metric=°F |image=Upload.png |image_width=240 }} Describe the plant here... {{Inc| Haricot (French name for Phaseolus vulgaris). Same as kidne…'</p>
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Haricot (French name for Phaseolus vulgaris). Same as kidney bean of the English. It is the common garden bean of America, as distinguished from the Windsor or broad bean, lima bean, and others. See Bean.<br />
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