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Didierea madagascariensis
Baill.1880

Etymology: With reference to it originating from Madagascar.
Place of Origin: Madagascar, near the southern coast on sandy soils.

Initially formed by a single candle-like stem, it eventually branches and develops a tree-like form, capable of reaching up to 8 meters in height. It is densely covered with spines, which are irregular in shape and often branched. The leaves are somewhat fleshy and elongated. Flowering is very abundant, though the flowers are small and light in color. It does not tolerate cold. It requires moderate watering and well-drained soil.
SuculentasDidiereaceae Didierea madagascariensisBaill.1880
Foto:Jleon 2007-05-01

Bibliography
() Fichas Plantas Suculentas Joel Lodé ISBN:
Maurizio Sajeva; Mariangela Costanzo (1997) Succulents: The Illustrated Dictionary ISBN: 0881923982
(2014) Bradleya 32/2014 ISBN:
Bibliography Didiereaceae
Maurizio Sajeva; Mariangela Costanzo (1997) Succulents: The Illustrated Dictionary ISBN: 0881923982
(2010) Bradleya 28/2010 ISBN:
Joël Lodé (1990) Cactus Adventures International Nº 8 1990 ISBN:
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