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Quaqua
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Summary
Quaqua is a genus of stem succulents within the tribe of plants known collectively as stapeliads. All stapeliads, including Quaqua, are Old World plants. Species of the genus Quaqua are exceptionally varied and endemic to southwestern Africa, and locally very common in Namaqualand. The name of the genus was taken from the Khoisan name 'Qua-qua' for the first plant described in the genus by N. E. Brown in 1879. That plant is now regarded as a subspecies of Quaqua incarnata....read more on Wikipedia.
20 Quaqua species found:
Quaqua acutilobaQuaqua albersiiQuaqua arenicola2Quaqua aridaQuaqua armata2Quaqua aureaQuaqua bayerianaQuaqua cinctaQuaqua framesiiQuaqua incarnataYellow Aroena3Quaqua inversaQuaqua linearisQuaqua mammillarisTeat AroenaQuaqua multifloraQuaqua pallensKamies AroenasQuaqua parviflora5Quaqua pillansiiQuaqua pruinosaQuaqua pulchraQuaqua ramosa
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