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Published In: The Gardeners Dictionary: eighth edition no. 7. 1768. (Gard. Dict. (ed. 8)) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 
 

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Contributor Text: RUBINA AKHTER and SHAHINA A. GHAZANFAR
Type: Type: Described from Mexico.
Distribution: Distribution: Mexico; introduced in S. Europe, N.W. Africa, Mauritius, Pakistan, India and Sri Lanka.
Comment/Acknowledgements: The grey Aloe is commonly planted in the Punjab as a hedge plant and along roads. Also reported from Baluchistan (Stewart, l.c.). Fibre from the leaves is used on a small scale.
Illustration: Agave vera-cruz Mill. (Illustration)
Map Location: C-7 Islamabad, 22-12-1982, S. A. Ghazanfar s.n. (RAW).

 

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Stem reduced, covered with leaf bases. Leaves forming a lax rosette, arching upwards, the ends drooping, 1.5-2 m, linear-oblong, widest just above the middle, neck hardly constricted; apical spine 1-1.5 cm, almost black; marginal spine broad, spreading or pointing downwards, blackish-brown. Leaves green, often glaucous sometimes with a whitish bloom, shallowly channelled.
 
 
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