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sawblade (Dyckia brevifolia)

Dyckia brevifolia is reported to be a perennial herbaceous plant.

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Overview

Dyckia brevifolia is reported to be a perennial herbaceous plant.

Origin and habitat

Sources differ in describing its native range; it is described as endemic to Brazil and occurring in southern Brazil from Paraná to Santa Catarina. It is reported to grow on rocks.

Characteristics

The leaves are reported to form an open, stiff rosette and are narrowly triangular. The flowers are reported to be bright yellow and borne in spike-like inflorescences. It is reported to flower in spring.

Growing medium and mounting

It is reported to be grown mounted.

Identification

It is reported to have stiff, open rosettes of narrowly triangular leaves and to produce bright yellow, spike-like inflorescences in spring.

Photos

Dyckia brevifolia
📷 Michael Wolf · CC BY-SA 3.0 · source
Dyckia brevifolia
📷 阿橋 HQ, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA) · CC BY-SA · source
Dyckia brevifolia
📷 Drew Avery, some rights reserved (CC BY) · CC BY · source

Sources