Cleretum herrei (Weedy Sandfig) is an annual succulent with prostrate branches and opposite green leaves covered with glistening water …
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Cleretum is a small genus of flowering plants in the family Aizoaceae, native to the Cape Provinces of South Africa. The genus was established by the English plant taxonomist Nicholas Edward Brown in 1925. The meaning of the name is unclear. It is derived from the Greek "kleros", an item used in drawing lots for land in Spartan times, and the Latin ending "-etum", refers to the place dominated by a given plant.
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Cleretum rourkei (Red Sandfig) is a low-growing, annual succulent with green, narrowly racket-shaped leaves covered with bladder-shaped …
Cleretum bellidiforme (Livingstone Daisy) is an annual succulent with spreading branches and green or maroon-tinted leaves with bladder …