Haemanthus pubescens ('pubescens': Latin 'having a soft downy covering') is an endemic South African bulbous geophyte in the genus Haemanthus. The plant was first described by Linnaeus in 1781, 19 years after his description of H. coccineus. Both spe[...] https://t.co/zBrs5q3AMc https://t.co/Z8qWKVlWRu

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Colour morph' (Haemanthus cf. pubescens). #Amaryllidaceae #NorthernCape @ Nieuwoudtville,… https://t.co/Z3Sb0Iza1o

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#PlantsNamedAfterPubes - Haemanthus pubescens. #Amaryllid #Geophyte #Fynbos https://t.co/7ip5WaOa7O

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"Haemanthus pubescens": #wikipedia entry http://t.co/deyz0ylsug #europeana picture: http://t.co/vhC93hkR6b You are welcome!

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