Species Aloe ciliaris
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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 ciliaris:
From the Latin ciliaris = ‘relating to the eyelash or fine hairs’
Scientific name:
Aloe ciliaris Haw.
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Protologue:
Philos. Mag. J. 281 (1825)
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Year published:
1825
Much-branched, sprawling succulent shrub with slender stems to 5 m. Leaves lanceolate, basally sheathing, usually auriculate, margins distinctly ciliate. Flowers in oblong racemes, nodding, red with yellowish tips. Nov.--Apr. Dry thicket, SE (Uitenhage district to E Cape).
Observations of Taxon
Aloe ciliaris
Name of observer:
Doreen Court (Mr.Drimia)
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Aloe ciliaris
Name of observer:
Doreen Court (Mr.Drimia)
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Aloe ciliaris
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Cameron McMaster (David)
Date observed:
25/04/2012 - 6:29pm
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Aloe ciliaris
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Name of observer:
Cameron McMaster (David)
Date observed:
31/05/2008 - 1:49pm
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Aloe ciliaris
Name of observer:
Eric Judd (David)
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