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Aloidendron pillansii
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Rarest of the five South African tree Aloe species, Aloidendron pillansii, as it is called today, is a spectacular plant. It can grow as tall as 10 m high or more, with a stout main trunk moderately branched, with particularly thick whitish stems and pale blue-green leaves.
Inflorescence lateral, horizontal or pendent, densely branched, with cylindrical upward turned raceme and yellow flowers.
Richtersveld, Northern Cape Province, RSA.
Rarest of the five South African tree Aloe species, Aloidendron pillansii, as it is called today, is a spectacular plant. It can grow as tall as 10 m high or more, with a stout main trunk moderately branched, with particularly thick whitish stems and pale blue-green leaves.
Inflorescence lateral, horizontal or pendent, densely branched, with cylindrical upward turned raceme and yellow flowers.
Richtersveld, Northern Cape Province, RSA.