Conophytum carpianum is a dwarf succulent that forms clumps of wedge-shaped bodies consisting of two opposite, almost completely fused …
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Conophytum is a genus of miniature succulent plants that belong to the Aizoaceae family. The species are native to South Africa and Namibia. The name is derived from the Latin word "conus", meanig "cone" and the Greek word "phytum", meanig "plant". The plants are also known as Buttons, Water Blisters, Cone Plants, Dumplings or Button Plants.
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Conophytum chrisocruxum is a dwarf succulent with inversely conical bodies that consist of two opposite, almost completely fused leaves …
Conophytum minimum is an eye-catching dwarf succulent with unmistakable markings that can be either quite minimal or highly pronounced. Scientific Name Conophytum minimum (Haw.) N.E.Br. Synonym(s) Mesembryanthemum minimum Scientific…
Conophytum quaesitum is a dwarf succulent that forms a dense clump of leaf pairs fussed into heart-shaped bodies. The leaf pairs are …
Conophytum schlechteri is a dwarf succulent that grows in a cluster of fused leaf pairs, forming inverted cone-shaped bodies …
Conophytum hermarium is a dwarf succulent that forms a small clump of cylindrical bodies with a depressed central fissure at the apex …
Conophytum concavum is a dwarf succulent with two opposite leaves fused into a body with a subtranslucent apex and a depressed central …
Conophytum fraternum is a dwarf succulent with a pair of thick, fleshy leaves fused into an inversely conical body that is truncate to …
Conophytum taylorianum is a dwarf succulent with a body that consists of a pair of fleshy leaves fused into a heart-shaped structure with …
Conophytum praesectum, formerly known as Ophthalmophyllum praesectum, is a dwarf succulent with a body that consists of two opposite …