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Larry Bezark Posted - 24/01/2018 : 03:19:16

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This species is from East Cape at Mboyti, Port St Johns & Hogsback.

Larry B.
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Jérôme Sudre Posted - 26/01/2018 : 19:09:11
Yes indeed Riana you may be right indeed !!
I also think so as suggested above but I hesitate between several species ..... I lack of material in this genre and especially in the forms or ecotypes and variations that exists in this genus, and I am frankly not to comfortable with this very proteiform or mix varieties that seem to me to be good species and species that seem to be forms without great importance but in any case I am really not comfortable with this group .. .. May be C sumptuosa m collaris ?? what do you think ?
Riana Posted - 25/01/2018 : 23:51:21
Please excuse, but why not sumptuosa?
Jérôme Sudre Posted - 25/01/2018 : 19:55:17
Oh .... but nothing is easy ....
Larry Bezark Posted - 25/01/2018 : 02:07:27
Merci Jerome, at least they were not too easy for you.

I appreciate the help.

Larry B.
Jérôme Sudre Posted - 24/01/2018 : 19:17:27
C hauseri me semble le plus probable !
Jérôme Sudre Posted - 24/01/2018 : 18:44:10
Je suis partagé avec plusieurs espèces......Peut être une forme de sumptuosa ?, bicincta mais très probablement que non , ou hauseri ssp conjuncta cependant ce dernier n'est pas présent en RSA.....donc tout reste à faire......Bref je fais pas avancer grand chose....Je regarderai ailleurs ?

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