Species Aloe bainesii
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Etymology of Aloe:
Gk. aloē (from earlier Semitic word alloeh) = bitter. The liquid or dried juice found in the leaves is bitter.
Etymology of bainesii:
Likely named after the English painter and explorer (John) Thomas Baines (1830-1875) who co-discovered Welwitschia mirabilis; or Thomas Charles John Baines (1830-1893), a South African road engineer who built over 900km of roads including many of the famous passes in South Africa; or less-likely English botanist Henry Baines (1793-1878) who published the Flora of Yorkshire (1840).
Scientific name:
Aloe bainesii Dyer
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Protologue:
Gard. Chron., n.s. 1: 567 (1874)
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1874
Observations of Taxon
Aloe bainesii
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Janet M. Gibson (David)
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Aloe bainesii
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David Gwynne-Evans (David)
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Aloe bainesii
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Eric Judd (David)
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Aloe bainesii
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Eric Judd (David)
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