Maybe the rock is being moved, but not by me. The locality is on a private farm so not many people can have done this. There are many other small plants that indeed grow under larger stones. If you want to see more habitat pictures of plants in Namibia, just look here: http://www.dkg.eu/dkgboard/vie...

As far as I know there is only Trichodiadema littlewoodii recorded from Namibia. I have found the plants on the pictures just 20 km east of Aus in southern Namibia. There are only about 10 plants in the hole area. IMG_9464.jpg IMG_9429.jpg IMG_9430.jpg Unfortunately there are no flowers. I know T. l...

Hi Susanne !

I don't know, if someone has posted it anywhere, but this could be of interest for you:
http://www.cactuspro.com/biblio/en:csjgb

Maybe there you will find some older pictures of the society.

Regards
Tobias

Hello !

Feel free and take a look at the pictures that I made during my last travel to Namibia:
http://www.dkg.eu/dkgboard/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=1943

I will try to post every day a new day of my travel.

Enjoy !

Regards
Tobias

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