Lithops localis
Lithops localis (N.E.Br.) Schwantes
Lithops localis is a species in the genus Lithops, part of the Aizoaceae family. It was first described in 1938 and is native to the Cape Provinces. This plant is part of a group known for its unique adaptations to arid environments.
Description
Lithops localis (N.E.Br.) Schwantes is a member of the Aizoaceae family, a group of flowering plants commonly found in arid regions. The species is native to the Cape Provinces and is part of the Lithops genus, which includes plants adapted to dry, rocky habitats. The species was formally published in 1938. The genus Lithops is known for its stone-like appearance, a morphological adaptation that helps reduce herbivory and water loss in its native habitat.
Distribution
Cape Provinces
Synonyms
Lithops terricolorLithops peersiiMesembryanthemum localeLithops localis var. peersiiLithops localis var. terricolor
