Microloma

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 Microloma subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Microloma (small fringe, referring to the hairs in the corolla-tube). Asclepidaceae. Slender-stemmed twining perennials, or sometimes dwarf little shrubs, little known in cult.: lvs. small, opposite: fls. mostly pink or red, in small subaxillary umbel-form cymes: 10 species in S. Afr. M. tenuifolium, Sehum., has a cluster of stout fleshy roots, partially herbaceous, glabrous St., linear revolute lvs., urn-shaped somewhat fleshy carmine-red corollas with tube 2 ½ in. long. B.M. 8248.


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