Wurmbea capensis
Wurmbea capensis Thunb.

Wurmbea capensis is a species in the genus Wurmbea, belonging to the family Colchicaceae. It was first described by Thunb. in 1781 and is native to the Cape Provinces.
Description
Wurmbea capensis is a member of the Colchicaceae family and is part of the Wurmbea genus. This species was scientifically described by Thunb. in 1781. It is naturally distributed in the Cape Provinces. The genus Wurmbea includes bulbous plants, often with showy flowers, and is primarily found in southern Africa. As a member of the Colchicaceae, W. capensis is related to other species in this family, which are typically herbaceous and often contain alkaloids. The species is notable for its geographic origin in the Cape region of South Africa.
Distribution
Cape Provinces
Synonyms
Melanthium revolutumMelanthium remotumMelanthium pumilumMelanthium wurmbeumMelanthium inustumSkizima pumilaWurmbea pumilaWurmbea remotaWurmbea revolutaWurmbea campanulata var. pumilaWurmbea spicata f. pumila