| Includes: |
Form: |
Locality |
| schuldtianus: |
Small, slow-growing and with a
tuberous rootstock. Variable leaf-size and markings, many forms having
crinkled edges to the attractive leaves. Closely related to A. trigynus. |
Central Namibia, and southwards to
north of the Orange River. Usually in south-facing rock crevices (the
shady side). |
|
| schuldt. ssp. juttae: |
Reputedly longer branched than the
type. Little known in cultivation and needing further investigation in the
field. |
Karasberg Mountains in Southern
Namibia. |
|
| trigynus
(subcompressus): |
Widespread and variable. Leaves
usually well-marked and with a thin horny margin all around the leaf
edges. Short stems above branching, tuberous roots. |
In sheltered rock crevices of the
Northern Cape, from near Pofadder and into the Free State. |
|
| trig. ssp. rupicola: |
Possible, more vigorous, new
subspecies. |
Upper Karoo. |
|
| umbraticola
(saxicola): |
Tuberous rootstock, with or
without stems. Leaves usually plain, sometimes glaucous, rarely spotted. |
Only species from the Transvaal. |
|
| umb. ssp. ramosus: |
Smaller than the type, with plain,
unmarked leaves on taller, tuberous stems |
Growing in rocky crevices in the
Transvaal. |