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Cheiridopsis
N.E.Br.1925.

Etymology: From the English "sleeve-like," meaning "sleeve-shaped," in reference to the papery sheath present at the base of the leaves in some of its species.
Place of Origin: South Africa, specifically in Great and Little Namaqualand and the Karoo Deserts.

Native to arid or semi-arid regions. It is a low-growing perennial plant, adapted to withstand high solar exposure and long periods of drought in poor soils. It requires a substrate with excellent drainage for proper development. Its leaves are grayish-green in color and notably thick, allowing them to store large water reserves. Additionally, they have a thick epidermis that reduces moisture loss and limits evaporation. It produces large, showy flowers in striking colors such as white, yellow, or orange, with diurnal blooming, which facilitates pollination by insects.
Main Taxa
cheiridopsis-denticulata-haw--n-e-br-1926-
Other Taxa:
Cheiridopsis acuminata (L.Bolus1931.)
Cheiridopsis alba-oculata (Klak & Helme2014.)
Cheiridopsis amabilis (S.A.Hammer1996.)
Cheiridopsis angustifolia ((L.Bolus) R.F.Powell2017.)
Cheiridopsis aspera (L.Bolus1929.)
Cheiridopsis brownii (Schick & Tischer1928.)
Cheiridopsis caroli-schmidtii ((Dinter & A.Berger) N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis delphinoides (S.A.Hammer1994.)
Cheiridopsis derenbergiana (Schwantes1927.)
Cheiridopsis excavata (L.Bolus1937.)
Cheiridopsis gamoepensis (S.A.Hammer1996.)
Cheiridopsis glomerata (S.A.Hammer1996.)
Cheiridopsis herrei (L.Bolus1931.)
Cheiridopsis imitans (L.Bolus1935.)
Cheiridopsis meyeri (N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis minor ((L.Bolus) H.E.K.Hartmann2001.)
Cheiridopsis namaquensis ((Sond.) H.E.K.Hartmann2001.)
Cheiridopsis nana ((L.Bolus) R.F.Powell2017.)
Cheiridopsis nelii (Schwantes1928.)
Cheiridopsis pearsonii (N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis peculiaris (N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis pillansii (L.Bolus1927.)
Cheiridopsis pilosula (L.Bolus1958.)
Cheiridopsis ponderosa (S.A.Hammer1996.)
Cheiridopsis purpurea (L.Bolus1931.)
Cheiridopsis pusilla ((S.A.Hammer) R.F.Powell2017.)
Cheiridopsis robusta ((Haw.) N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis rostrata ((L.) N.E.Br.1926.)
Cheiridopsis rudis (L.Bolus1932.)
Cheiridopsis schlechteri (Tischer1927.)
Cheiridopsis speciosa (L.Bolus1927.)
Cheiridopsis spiculata (R.F.Powell2018.)
Cheiridopsis turbinata (L.Bolus1929.)
Cheiridopsis umbrosa (S.A.Hammer & Desmet2002.)
Cheiridopsis umdausensis (L.Bolus1937.)
Cheiridopsis vanzylii (L.Bolus1929.)
Cheiridopsis velox (S.A.Hammer1994.)
Cheiridopsis verrucosa (L.Bolus1927.)
Nombres en Desuso:
Cheiridopsis candidissima ((Haw.) N.E.Br.1926.) Vease -> Cheiridopsis denticulata ((Haw.) N.E.Br.1926.)

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