Lithops - Au Cactus Francophone

Lithops Gulielmi L. Bol. in L.B. III. 100. S.W.A.: Aisis, Fish River, 110 miles S.
of Klein Karas. in quartz on top of mountains; in quartz on farm Florida, Kl. Karasberge.
Lithops halenbergense Tisch. Kakteenkunde (1932) p. 281. = L. Franciscii.
Lithops Helmuti L. Bol. S. Afr. Gard. (1933) 218; Kakteenkunde (1934) p. 49.
Namaqualand: Steinkopf—Kinderle.
Lithops Herrei L. Bol. in L.B. II. 346; South Afric. Gard. (1932) 221; Kakteenk.
(1934) 46; S. (1938) 2. Namakwaland: Swartwater.
Lithops Herrei var. plena Bol. = L. Herrei.
Lithops Hookeri (Bgr.) Schwant. in Mesembryanthemum u. Portulacaceen (1908) p.
283 t.; G.C. (1922. I) 55; Moell. Deutsche Gärtn. Ztg. (1928) 46. Berger in his original
description states that this plant grows in the Eastern Karroo, Somerset East Dist. N. E.
Brown placed this species under L. turbiniformis, which to my mind is not correct, as the
latter species has not been found so far East yet. Schwantes is also of this opinion. My own
view is, that if the information supplied to Berger is correct, then L. Hookeri is nothing else
but L. terricolor, which occurs on the borders of the Somerset East district at Springbok
vlakte.
Lithops Inae Nel in Ann. Univ. of Stellenbosch, Vol. XXI. Sect. A. No. I (1943) t.
North West Cape Province.
Lithops insularis L. Bol. in L.B. III. 75. Gordonia District: Keinmoes. Orange R.
Mnr. Roux van Keimoes skryf as volg oor die voorkome van hierdie soort: „Groei op ’n hoe
langwerpige kop of heuwel niet ’n wit vuurkliprif heel oor die kop. Rif baie rof, al op die
rif is dit besaai. met klein wit klippies. Weerskante van die rif is die grond heelwat sagter
met groter klippe, vaal en wit, versprei oor die grond. Die Lithops in die sagter grond is baie
mooier, het groot koppe en koeke. Dié wat in die harde rif groei is kleiner. Hierdie soort is
baie lief om onder bossies of struike en Aaluyne te groei wat baie teen die kop groei. Grond
kleur is rooi, op die kop waar L. Bromfieldii groei is baie min bosse en L. Bromfieldii
groei ook nie onder bosse nie.”
Lithops Jacobseniana Schwant. nomen nudum. probably L. karasmontana.
Lithops Julii (Dtr. et Schwant.) N. E. Br.; Zeit. f. Suk. Bd. II 26, t.; G.C. (1926,
1) 102; Zeit. f. Suk. Bd. III. 220; Kakteenk. (1937) 27. S.W.A.: Vahldoorn; Warmbad, in
quartz pebbles in desert limestone.
Lithops Julii var. pallida Tisch. = L. Julii.
Lithops Julii var. reticulata (Dtr. et Schwant.) N.E. Br. = L. Julii.
Lithops karasmontana (Dtr. et Schwant.) N.E. Br.; Monatsschrift f. Kakt. (1920)
26; Jour. of Linn. Soc. Vol. XLV. (1920) 67; G.C. (1922, I) 80: Z. f. Kakteenk. Bd. II p.
152; G.C. (1926. I) 102; Moell. D. Gärtn. Ztg. (1926) 257; Moell. D. Gärtn. Ztg. (1927)
102; S, (1927) 63; Z. f. Suk. Bd. II 221; Labarre 247; Kakteenk. (1937) 163 (L. commoda);
Fedde Rep. XLIII 227 (L. comnmada).
Lithops Kuibisensis Dtr., ex Jacobsen. Die Sukkulenten. p. 117 (1933); Ann. Univ.
Stellenbosch, XXI, Section A, No. 1 (1943) p. 14 t. S.W.A.: Kalkfontein. 15 Km. S. of Kuibis.
Lithops Kunjasensis Dtr. Graessner, Südwestafr. Lithopsarten, Perleberg (1928)
p. 14. t. S.W.A.: Kunjas, W. of Bethanien.
Lithops lactea Schick et Tisch. Kakteenkunde (1933) p. 49 t. = L. Julii. According
to Triebner there is no limestone in the vicinity of Ramansdrift and it appears that this is
just another form of L. Julii.
Lithops lateritia Dtr. Graessn. Südwesafr. Lithopsarten, Perleberg (1928) p. 16, t.
= L. karasmontana.
Lithops Lericheana Dtr. et Schwant. Zeit. f. Suk. Bd. II p. 25. 132, t. = Lithops
bella.
Lithops Lesliei N.E. Br. Trans. R. Soc. S.A. II p. 369; Monats. f. Suk. (1920)
129; G.C. (1922, I) 65; Zeit. f. Suk. Bd. I 94; Burtt Davy, Manual Flow. Plants and Ferns
176
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