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Aloe lettyae
1937Letty's Spotted Aloe
Summary
Aloe lettyae is a species of aloe endemic to the Woodbush Granite Grassland in the Haenertsburg Nature Reserve in the Limpopo Province, South Africa. It is endangered species, prone to fires and introduction of foreign species for economical reasons. They have become a face for this highly threatened area lacking in proper research for various ecological reasons. Aloe lettyae was named in honor of Cythna Letty, a famous South African botanical artist, in 1937....read more on Wikipedia.
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