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Tritoniopsis
1929Snakeflowers
Summary
Tritoniopsis is a genus of flowering plants in the family Iridaceae, first described as a genus in 1926. The entire genus is endemic to Cape Province in South Africa. The genus name refers to the African genus Tritonia and is combined with the Greek word opsis, meaning "look-alike"....read more on Wikipedia.
24 Tritoniopsis species found, including:
Tritoniopsis antholyzaMountain PipesTritoniopsis bicolorTwotone ReedpipeTritoniopsis burchelliiOrange ReedpipeTritoniopsis dodiiUndulate ReedpipeTritoniopsis flavaYellow ReedpipeTritoniopsis flexuosaTritoniopsis intermediaSalmon ReedpipeTritoniopsis lataPink Reedpipe1Tritoniopsis leslieiStar ReedpipeTritoniopsis nemorosaShady ReedpipeTritoniopsis nervosaLongtube ReedpipeTritoniopsis parvifloraYellow-Black Reedpipe1Tritoniopsis pulchellaTritoniopsis pulchraScarlet ReedpipeTritoniopsis ramosaAutumn Reedpipe1Tritoniopsis revolutaCurly ReedpipeTritoniopsis toximontanaPinkstreak ReedpipeTritoniopsis triticeaSummer Snake FlowerTritoniopsis unguicularisNarrowclaw ReedpipeTritoniopsis williamsianaVogelgat Reedpipe
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