Aloe inyangensis var. lutea, a new yellow-flowering variety from Nyanga (Inyanga), north-eastern Zimbabwe

Ernst J. van Jaarseld; Caryl Stutchbury

doi:10.25223/brad.n42.2024.a18

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Ernst J. van Jaarseld,^1,* Caryl Stutchbury²

¹Department of Biodiversity and Conservation, University of the Western Cape. Private Bag X17, Bellville, 7535, South Africa ().
²372 Summit Road, Morningside, South Africa.

^*Address for correspondence: Babylonstoren Farm, P.O. Box 167, Simondium, 7670, South Africa.

Abstract

Aloe inyangensis var. lutea, a new yellow-flowering variety, is described from the highlands in Eastern Zimbabwe. It differs from var. inyangensis by its lemon-yellow flower colour and other minor differences.

Aloe inyangensis var. lutea, eine neue gelbblühende Sorte, wird aus dem Hochland im östlichen Simbabwe beschrieben. Sie unterscheidet sich von A. inyangensis var. inyangensis durch ihre zitronengelbe Blütenfarbe und weitere kleine Unterschiede.

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Ernst J. van Jaarseld and Caryl Stutchbury "Aloe inyangensis var. lutea, a new yellow-flowering variety from Nyanga (Inyanga), north-eastern Zimbabwe," Bradleya 2024(42), 174-178, (1 October 2024). https://doi.org/10.25223/brad.n42.2024.a18

Received: 1 March 2022; Published: 1 October 2024

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