Difference between revisions of "Lenophyllum"

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Read about Lenophyllum in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture
Lenophyllum (trough leaf). Crassulaceae. A genus established by J. N. Rose in 1904 for Sedum guttatum and other species: perennial herbs branching at the base: Leaves a few opposite pairs clustered near the base, very thick and somewhat flattened and more or less concave on upper surface: flowers yellow (or drying reddish) in an erect infl. or solitary; sepals 5, equal, nearly distinct; petals erect, distinct, spreading or recurved at top; stamens 10: carpels narrow and erect. Species about a half-dozen, Mex. and Texas. They are tufted plants a few inches high, to be treated like cotyledons or echeverias. L. guttatum. Rose, and L. Weinbergii, Brit., are the names most likely to appear; both are Mexican. ^CH The above text is from the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. It may be out of date, but still contains valuable and interesting information which can be incorporated into the remainder of the article. Click on "Collapse" in the header to hide this text.

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+Lenophyllum (trough leaf). Crassulaceae. A genus established by J. N. Rose in 1904 for Sedum guttatum and other species: perennial herbs branching at the base: Leaves a few opposite pairs clustered near the base, very thick and somewhat flattened and more or less concave on upper surface: flowers yellow (or drying reddish) in an erect infl. or solitary; sepals 5, equal, nearly distinct; petals erect, distinct, spreading or recurved at top; stamens 10: carpels narrow and erect. Species about a half-dozen, Mex. and Texas. They are tufted plants a few inches high, to be treated like cotyledons or echeverias. ''L. guttatum''. Rose, and ''L. Weinbergii, Brit., are the names most likely to appear; both are Mexican.
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