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Lithops viridis H.A.Lückh.

Family: AIZOACEAE

Publication: J. S. African Bot. xxiv. 159-161pl. 7-10 (1958)

Notes

Lithops viridisis is considered to be a rather primitive Lithops form, the green, soft skinned leaves not completely fused presumably represent the most primitive leaf condition within the genus.

Bibliography

Major refences and further lectures

  1. Heidrun E. K. Hartmann (2002) “Aizoaceae F – Z” Springer

  2. Achim Hecktheuer (2008) “Mesembs, mehr als nur Lithops” Books on Demand GmbH Norderstedt. ISBN-13 978-3-8370-1724-3

  3. Desmond T. Cole & Naureen A. Cole, Uwe Beyer, Yves Delange (2008) “Les Lithops” SUCCULENTES Spécial 2008 AIAPS (now Terra seca). ISSN 0258-5359

  4. Desmond T. Cole & Naureen A. Cole (2005) “LITHOPS Flowering Stones” Cactus & Co. Libri. ISBN 88-900511-7-5 ISBN-13 978-88-900511-7-3

  5. Yasuhiko Shimada (2001) “The Genus Lithops” Dobun Shoin. ISBN 4-8103-4066-X

  6. Rudolf Heine (1986) “Lithops - Lebende Steine” Neumann Verlag. ISBN 3-7402-0000-6; ISBN-13 978-3-7402-0000-8

  7. Bernd Schlösser (2000) “Lithops – Lebende Steine” Praktische Anleitung für die Zimmerkultur. BussinessPoint MEDIA. ISBN 3-934945-01-5; ISBN-13 978-3-934945-01-2

  8. Steven A. Hammer (1999) “Lithops – Treasures of the veld” British Cactus and Succulent Society. ISBN 0-902-099-64-7; ISBN-13 978-0-902099-64-7

  9. Desmond T. Cole (1988) “Lithops – Flowering Stones” Acorn Books CC. ISBN 0-620-09678-0; ISBN-13 978-0-620-09678-2

  10. Rudolf Heine (1986) “Lithops – lebende Steine” Neumann Verlag. ISBN 3-7402-0000-6; ISBN-13 978-3-7402-0000-8

  11. David L. Sprechman (1970) “Lithops” Associated University Presses, Inc. SBN 8386-6902-6

  12. Gert Cornelius Nel (1946) “Lithops” Hortors Limited, South Africa

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