Tridentea jucunda is a small succulent that forms a clump of smooth stems with four angles marked by rows of low tubercles, each bearing…
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Tridentea is a genus of succulent plant in family Asclepiadaceae, endemic to southern Africa. Tridentea was first described as a genus in 1812, and its name refers to the three "teeth" on each interstaminal segment of its flower ("tri", meaning "three" and "dentis", meaning "teeth"). It was subsequently split, and the genus Tromotriche was created for the 10 species which were separated.
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Tridentea longipes is a clump-forming succulent with short, erect, glabrous, 4-angled, dull green stems, usually with a purplish tinge…
Tridentea gemmiflora (Black Carrion Flower) is a small succulent that forms dense clumps of erect stems with four angles lined with …