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Crassula
(L.) Schönl. 1753

Etymology: From the Latin "crassus," meaning thick, in reference to the leaves of many species in this genus.
Place of Origin: Primarily from southern Africa, although they can be found in many arid regions around the world.

It comprises about 200–300 species of shrubby or creeping plants. They feature opposite, fleshy, and generally glabrous leaves. The flowers are small, with five petals, clustered in bouquet-like inflorescences at the stem tips. They are commonly used in gardening. Their main water storage is in the leaves.

SuculentasCrassulaceae Crassula(L.) Schönl. 1753 — Foto:Jleon

Main Taxa
Crassula ovata (E.Mey. ex Harv. & Sond.1862]) More Information
Crassula rupestris (Thunb.1782) More Information

Other Taxa:

Crassula albiflora (Sims)

Crassula alstonii (Marloth)

Crassula arborescens (Willd.1798)

Crassula arta (Schönland1929)

Crassula atropurpurea ((Haw) A. Dietr.)

Crassula ausiensis (Hutchison)

Crassula barbata (Thunb.1778)

Crassula barklyi (N.E.Br.1906)

Crassula biplanata (Haw.)

Crassula brevifolia (Harv.1862)

Crassula capitella (Thunb.1778)

Crassula cephalophora (Thunb.)

Crassula coccinea (L.)

Crassula columella (Marloth & Schonland)

Crassula columnaris (Thunb.)

Crassula commutata (Friedrich)

Crassula cooperi (Regel)

Crassula corallina (Thunb.1782)

Crassula cornuta (Schönland & Baker f.1902)

Crassula corymbulosa (Link & Otto)

Crassula cotyledonis (Thunb.)

Crassula deceptor (Schönland & Baker F.)

Crassula dejecta (Jacq.)

Crassula deltoidea (Thunb.)

Crassula elegans (Schönland)

Crassula ernestii (Schönland & Baker f.1902)

Crassula exilis (Harv.1862)

Crassula expansa (Dryand.)

Crassula falcata (Wendl.)

Crassula garibina (Marloth & Schönland1929)

Crassula glomerata (P.J.Bergius1767)

Crassula grisea (Schönland1912)

Crassula hemisphaerica (Thunb.1778)

Crassula herrei (Friedrich)

Crassula heterotricha (Schinz)

Crassula hirtipes (Haw.)

Crassula hispida ((Haw.) D.Dietr. 1840)

Crassula hystrix (Schönland)

Crassula lactea (Solms)

Crassula lanuginosa (Harv.1862)

Crassula littlewoodii (Friedr.)

Crassula marchandii (Friedrich)

Crassula marnieriana (H.Huber & H.Jacobsen1952)

Crassula mesembryanthemoides (D.Dietr.oides)

Crassula mesembryathemopsis (Dinter)

Crassula multicava (Lem.1861)

Crassula muscosa (Thunb.)

Crassula nudicaulis (L.)

Crassula obliqua (Cels ex F.A.C.Weber1896.)

Crassula pellucida (L.1753)

Crassula perfoliata (L.1753)

Crassula perforata (Thunb.)

Crassula phyturus (Mildbr.)

Crassula picturata (Boom.)

Crassula portulacea (Lam.1786)

Crassula pubescens (Thunb.1778)

Crassula pyramidalis (Thunb.1778)

Crassula remota (Schönland1904)

Crassula sarcocaulis (Eckl. & Zeyh.1837)

Crassula setulosa (Harv.1862)

Crassula socialis (Schönland1929)

Crassula subulata (L.1759)

Crassula susannae (Rauh & Friedrich1962)

Crassula tecta (Thunb.)

Crassula tetragona (L.1753)

Crassula tomentosa (Thunb.1778)

Crassula volkensii (Engl.)