OBSERVATIONS IN THE FIELD ON DELIANTHE PEERSII (L. BoIus) N.E.Br.

摘要

Near Klaarstroom, where I live in the spring and autumn, there are two colonies of Detianthe peersii about five kilometres apart. One colony consists of seventy plants in an area the size of a tennis court and the other of more than a hundred plants in an area the size of a rugby field. The latter has outlying plants that were not included in the observations. I list below the features of these plants as observed during twelve years of frequent visits to the colonies.