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Tritonia deusta subsp. deusta
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Tritonia
deusta
(Aiton) Ker Gawl. subsp.
deusta
Synonymy
Ixia crocata var. nigromaculata Andrews
Ixia gibba Salisb.
Ixia miniata var. nigromaculata (Andrews) DC.
Tritonia coccinea Eckl.
Tritonia crocata var. coccinea (Eckl.) Baker
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(Last Modified On 6/6/2016)
Acceptance :
Accepted
Taxon Profile
(Last Modified On 10/14/2016)
Description :
Outer tepals with a reddish black blotch or band at base of blade sometimes extending onto claw, each blotch usually with a dark, median ridge or callus; smaller blotches sometimes present on one or more lower tepals.
Country :
South Africa
South African Province :
Western Cape
Distribution and ecology :
the more widespread subspecies, ranging from near Bredasdorp and Bonnievale to Swellendam and eastward to Riversdale and Albertinia.
Diagnosis :
distinguished by the presence of a large reddish black blotch or transverse band on the outer tepals at the base of the limb.
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Africa & Madagascar
South Africa
Western Cape: 14 October 1997,
Peter Goldblatt & John C. Manning 10782