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Pterygodium flanaganii

Pterygodium flanaganii
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Pterygodium flanaganii, previously Corycium flanaganii is endemic to a part of the KwaZulu-Natal Drakensberg, inland montane grassland of the Eastern Cape and Lesotho. In spite of a restricted distribution, the species is stable in its habitat and not considered threatened early in the twenty first century. The plant flourishes particularly in habitat during the first season after a grass fire.

The genus of Corycium has recently been sunken into Pterygodium. All 14 of the erstwhile Corycium species are from southern Africa up to Tanzania and Malawi (www.redlist.sanbi.org; www.pacificbulbsociety.org).

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