Aptenia Cordifolia
Taxonomy:
|
How to identify it?
Aptenia cordifolia is a perennial herbaceous plant with shiny,
succulent, thick and green leaves that can be heart-shaped, native to South
Africa, belonging to the Aizoaceae
family. It is
found in abundance in Algeria and the Mediterranean region. A creeping plant
with forked stems, low height that does not require much water, its flowers are
pink to red.
Type
Of Plant |
Life
Cycle |
Height |
Flowering
Time |
Altitude |
Herbaceous |
Perennial |
5
to 25 c m |
Feb to Sep |
0 - ? m |
Mediterranean |
Edible |
Color |
Abundance |
Toxicity |
Yes |
Yes |
Red/Purple/Pink |
Very common |
No |
Other Common Name:
Arabic |
Berber/Targui |
English |
French |
Other
Name |
Kater
E-nnada |
|
Ice Plant |
Apténie cordée |
Baby sun rose |
Related
species:
§ Aptenia geniculiflora
§ Aptenia haeckeliana
§ Aptenia lancifolia
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