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| distribution:
South-Africa: near the Bivane River east of Vryheid / KwaZulu-Natal |
| This species
was discovered in November 2001. It is known from only one locality with
very few plants. This plant belongs to the tuberous species und has a very short stem, which dies back seasonal. Only one to four flowers appear. They are trumpet-shaped with a slightly swollen base and beige coloured, the green petals are opened wide and not united. This species may be identical to Ceropegia antennifera. |
 left:Ceropegia craibii, flower Photo: Gerhard Marx; by courtesy of Gerhard Marx |
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