Sarcocaulon patersonii
Sarcocaulon patersonii (DC.) G.Don

Sarcocaulon patersonii is a species in the Geraniaceae family, first described in 1831 by G.Don. It belongs to the genus Sarcocaulon.
Description
Sarcocaulon patersonii is a member of the Geraniaceae family, which includes geraniums and related plants. The species was published in 1831 by G.Don, based on the original work by DC. It is part of the genus Sarcocaulon, a group of flowering plants native to tropical and subtropical regions. The species is known for its herbaceous growth habit and is typically found in specific ecological niches within its range. As a member of the Geraniaceae family, it shares characteristics such as five-petaled flowers and a distinctive fruit structure with other members of the family.
Synonyms
Monsonia patersoniiSarcocaulon rigidumSarcocaulon rigidum subsp. glabrumSarcocaulon rigidum f. parviflorum
