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	'''''Brunsvigia''''' is a [[flowering plant]] [[genus]] in the [[family]] [[Amaryllidaceae]]. It contains about 20 [[species]] native to [[South Africa]].		'''''Brunsvigia''''' is a [[flowering plant]] [[genus]] in the [[family]] [[Amaryllidaceae]]. It contains about 20 [[species]] native to [[South Africa]].

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			'''''Brunsvigia''''' is a [[flowering plant]] [[genus]] in the [[family]] [[Amaryllidaceae]]. It contains about 20 [[species]] native to [[South Africa]].

			''Brunsvigia'' are tender bulbs, winter-growing and summer-dormant, generally flowering in early [[autumn]]. Their flowers are brilliant scarlet, pink, or red.

	{{Inc\|		{{Inc\|
	Brunsvigia (after the Duke of Brunswick). Amaryllidaceae. Tender summer- or autumn-flowering bulbs.		Brunsvigia (after the Duke of Brunswick). Amaryllidaceae. Tender summer- or autumn-flowering bulbs.
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	~~{{Taxobox~~		==Cultivation==
	~~\| color~~ = ~~lightgreen~~
	~~\| name~~ = ~~''Brunsvigia''~~
	~~\| image~~ = ~~Brunsvigia josephinae (Villa Hanbuy, Italy).JPG~~		===Propagation===
	~~\| image_width = 240px~~
	~~\| image_caption = ''[[Brunsvigia josephinae]]''~~
	~~\| regnum~~ = ~~[[Plant]]ae~~		===Pests and diseases===
	~~\| divisio~~ = ~~[[Flowering plant\|Magnoliophyta]]~~
	~~\| classis~~ = ~~[[Lilliopsida]]~~
	~~\| ordo~~ = ~~[[Asparagales]]~~
	~~\| familia~~ = ~~[[Amaryllidaceae]]~~
	~~\| genus~~ = ~~'''''Brunsvigia'''''~~
	}}

	~~'''''Brunsvigia''''' is a [[flowering plant]] [[genus]] in the [[family]] [[Amaryllidaceae]]. It contains about 20 [[species]] native to [[South Africa]].~~

	~~''Brunsvigia'' are tender bulbs, winter-growing and summer-dormant, generally flowering in early autumn. Their flowers are brilliant scarlet, pink, or red.~~ Species include:		==Species==
			Species include:
	* ''[[Brunsvigia appendiculata]]''		* ''[[Brunsvigia appendiculata]]''
	* ''[[Brunsvigia bosmaniae]]''		* ''[[Brunsvigia bosmaniae]]''
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	* ''[[Brunsvigia undulata]]''		* ''[[Brunsvigia undulata]]''

	== ~~External links~~ ==		==Gallery==
	* [http://~~www~~.~~bulbsociety~~.~~org/GALLERY_OF_THE_WORLDS_BULBS/GRAPHICS/Brunsvigia/Brunsvigialist~~.~~shtml Bulb~~ Society ~~gallery]~~
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			==References==
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			*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
			<!--- xxxxx *Flora: The Gardener's Bible, by Sean Hogan. Global Book Publishing, 2003. ISBN 0881925381 -->
			<!--- xxxxx *American Horticultural Society: A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, by Christopher Brickell, Judith D. Zuk. 1996. ISBN 0789419432 -->
			<!--- xxxxx *Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608 -->

	== ~~References~~ ==		==External links==
	* ~~R.A. Dyer, 1950: ''A review of the genus Brunsvigia''. Plant Life 6: 63-83~~		*{{wplink}}
	* R.A. Dyer, 1951: ''A review of the genus Brunsvigia''. Plant Life 7: 44-64
	* C.A. Smith, 1966: ''Common names of South African plants''. Memoirs of the Botanical Survey of South Africa No. 35. TheGovernment Printer, Pretoria
	* R.S. Adamson, T.A. Salter (eds.), 1950: ''Flora of the Cape Peninsula''. Juta, Cape Town and Johannesburg
	* J. Manning, P. Goldblatt, 2000: ''Wild flowers of the fairest Cape''. Red Roof Design in association with the Nationalotanical Institute, Cape Town
	* E.G. Rice, R.H. Compton, 1950: ''Wild flowers of the Cape of Good Hope''. The Botanical Society of SA, Cape Town
	* A. Pauw, S. Johnson, 1999: ''Table Mountain: a natural history''. Fernwood Press
	* G.D. Duncan, 2000: ''Grow bulbs''. Kirstenbosch Gardening Series, National Botanical Institute, Cape Town
	* G.D. Duncan, 2002: ''Grow nerines''. Kirstenbosch Gardening Series, National Botanical Institute, Cape Town

	~~[[Category:Amaryllidaceae]]~~		{{stub}}
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	The bulbs must be thoroughly rested from the time the leaves fade until the scape appears. Brunsvigias are hard to flower. They require rich, sandy soil, plenty of heat and sunlight. When growing, give water and liquid manure freely. They propagate by offsets. For fuller instructions, see Amaryllis.		The bulbs must be thoroughly rested from the time the leaves fade until the scape appears. Brunsvigias are hard to flower. They require rich, sandy soil, plenty of heat and sunlight. When growing, give water and liquid manure freely. They propagate by offsets. For fuller instructions, see Amaryllis.

			B. falcata, Ker-Ammocharis falcata.—B. magnifica, Lind. Fls. 20-25 in a cluster; corolla short; the segm. white, with medium stripe of red or purplish red: Lvs. 1-2 ft. long, 3-3½ in. wide, recumbent.—Thought by Baker to be Crinum Forbesianum or near that species.
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			Brunsvigia (after the Duke of Brunswick). Amaryllidaceae. Tender summer- or autumn-flowering bulbs.
			Umbels of large numerous brick-red fls.; corolla funnelformed, 6-parted, deciduous, its segms. nearly equal, recurved at the tip.—Species 9. S. Afr.

			The bulbs must be thoroughly rested from the time the leaves fade until the scape appears. Brunsvigias are hard to flower. They require rich, sandy soil, plenty of heat and sunlight. When growing, give water and liquid manure freely. They propagate by offsets. For fuller instructions, see Amaryllis.
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{{Taxobox
| color = lightgreen
| name = ''Brunsvigia''
| image = Brunsvigia josephinae (Villa Hanbuy, Italy).JPG
| image_width = 240px
| image_caption = ''[[Brunsvigia josephinae]]''
| regnum = [[Plant]]ae
| divisio = [[Flowering plant|Magnoliophyta]]
| classis = [[Lilliopsida]]
| ordo = [[Asparagales]]
| familia = [[Amaryllidaceae]]
| genus = '''''Brunsvigia'''''
}}

'''''Brunsvigia''''' is a [[flowering plant]] [[genus]] in the [[family]] [[Amaryllidaceae]]. It contains about 20 [[species]] native to [[South Africa]].

''Brunsvigia'' are tender bulbs, winter-growing and summer-dormant, generally flowering in early autumn. Their flowers are brilliant scarlet, pink, or red. Species include:
* ''[[Brunsvigia appendiculata]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia bosmaniae]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia comptonii]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia grandiflora]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia gregaria]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia herrei]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia josephinae]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia litoralis]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia marginata]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia natalensis]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia orientalis]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia pulchra]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia radula]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia radulosa]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia striata]]''
* ''[[Brunsvigia undulata]]''

== External links ==
* [http://www.bulbsociety.org/GALLERY_OF_THE_WORLDS_BULBS/GRAPHICS/Brunsvigia/Brunsvigialist.shtml Bulb Society gallery]

== References ==
* R.A. Dyer, 1950: ''A review of the genus Brunsvigia''. Plant Life 6: 63-83
* R.A. Dyer, 1951: ''A review of the genus Brunsvigia''. Plant Life 7: 44-64
* C.A. Smith, 1966: ''Common names of South African plants''. Memoirs of the Botanical Survey of South Africa No. 35. TheGovernment Printer, Pretoria
* R.S. Adamson, T.A. Salter (eds.), 1950: ''Flora of the Cape Peninsula''. Juta, Cape Town and Johannesburg
* J. Manning, P. Goldblatt, 2000: ''Wild flowers of the fairest Cape''. Red Roof Design in association with the Nationalotanical Institute, Cape Town
* E.G. Rice, R.H. Compton, 1950: ''Wild flowers of the Cape of Good Hope''. The Botanical Society of SA, Cape Town
* A. Pauw, S. Johnson, 1999: ''Table Mountain: a natural history''. Fernwood Press
* G.D. Duncan, 2000: ''Grow bulbs''. Kirstenbosch Gardening Series, National Botanical Institute, Cape Town
* G.D. Duncan, 2002: ''Grow nerines''. Kirstenbosch Gardening Series, National Botanical Institute, Cape Town

[[Category:Amaryllidaceae]]