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Ministars

Alepidea

Alepidea is a genus of about twenty species in the botanical family Apiaceae, all of which are endemic to Africa. They occur mainly in southern Africa, but can be found as far north as Ethiopia.

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22 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Fivefive Ministar

speciesAlepidea peduncularis

Natal Ministar

speciesAlepidea natalensis

Bristlestalk Ministar

speciesAlepidea setifera

Cape Ministar

speciesAlepidea capensis

Giant Ministar

speciesAlepidea amatymbica

Heartleaf Ministar

speciesAlepidea cordifolia

Lesotho Ministar

speciesAlepidea thodei

Inbristly Ministar

speciesAlepidea delicatula

Sawleaf Ministar

speciesAlepidea serrata

Dwarf Ministar

speciesAlepidea pusilla

Woody Ministar

speciesAlepidea woodii

Alepidea galpinii

speciesAlepidea galpinii

Alepidea attenuata

speciesAlepidea attenuata

Alepidea duplidens

speciesAlepidea duplidens

Alepidea longeciliata

speciesAlepidea longeciliata

Alepidea macowanii

speciesAlepidea macowanii

Hairy Ministar

speciesAlepidea pilifera

Alepidea multisecta

speciesAlepidea multisecta

Alepidea cirsiifolia

speciesAlepidea cirsiifolia

Alepidea acutidens

speciesAlepidea acutidens

Alepidea stellata

speciesAlepidea stellata

Alepidea insculpta

speciesAlepidea insculpta

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Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 554593.