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Welwitschia mirabilis – the cultivation of a living fossil
Welwitschia (Welwitschia mirabilis)
is a primeval plant growing in a small area along the coastal region of the
Atlantic Ocean in Namibia and Southern Angola. Welwitschia is actually a tree,
although it does not seem like it at first glance. The whole plant consists of
one short trunk out of which 2 leaves grow – these look like two huge curled
ribbons with frayed, barren ends. Welwitschia sometimes looks like a heap of
rubbish!
Saturday 22nd May 2010 22:40 | print | Exotic plants
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Category: All Buying seeds Coniferous Edible fruits Exotic plants Frost tolerant palms Growing substrate How to grow KPR - Gardeners Club Slovakia Language projects Lawn Mushrooms Palms Pests Tropical fruits Water and aquatic plants