Juttadinteria genus is an aizoaceae from Namibia's desert areas and savannahs. They are small plants: they reach 20-25 cm in height, they have a slow growth. From the green stem, a series of [...]
Originally from South Africa, but also spread in Namibia and more generally along the east coast of central and southern Africa, plants of the genus delosperma are dwarf ground cover plants that [...]
The etymology of this plant derives from the Latin fauces by the similarity of the leaves (at least of some varieties) with the mouths of wild beasts: an effect given by the triangular compact [...]
The name comes from the Latin "fenestra", that is, "window": on the top of each leaf, in fact, there is a small, convex and transparent, chlorophyll-free part that allows the passage of light [...]
They are part of Mesembrantemi , or "noon flowers" that before were part of a separate genre while in the most recent years they have been subsumed under the Aizoaceae.