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Toothfigs
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Toothfigs

Oscularia

Oscularia is a genus of succulent flowering plants in the family Aizoaceae, native to semi-arid and rocky habitats in the Western Cape of South Africa.

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22 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Deltoid-leaved Dewplant

speciesOscularia deltoides

Oscularia piquetbergensis

speciesOscularia piquetbergensis

Gum Toothfig

speciesOscularia caulescens

Oscularia lunata

speciesOscularia lunata

Cederberg toothfig

speciesOscularia cedarbergensis

Vredenberg Toothfig

speciesOscularia vredenburgensis

Saldanha Toothfig

speciesOscularia steenbergensis

Oscularia ornata

speciesOscularia ornata

Oscularia comptonii

speciesOscularia comptonii

Oscularia paardebergensis

speciesOscularia paardebergensis

Oscularia prasina

speciesOscularia prasina

Oscularia pedunculata

speciesOscularia pedunculata

Oscularia alba

speciesOscularia alba

Oscularia vernicolor

speciesOscularia vernicolor

Oscularia cremnophila

speciesOscularia cremnophila

Oscularia excedens

speciesOscularia excedens

Giant Rock Toothfig

speciesOscularia major

Oscularia thermarum

speciesOscularia thermarum

Oscularia copiosa

speciesOscularia copiosa

Oscularia superans

speciesOscularia superans

Oscularia compressa

speciesOscularia compressa

Oscularia primiverna

speciesOscularia primiverna

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