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Fynbos – which grows in a 100-to-200-km-wide coastal belt stretching from Clanwilliam on the West coast to Port Elizabeth on the Southeast coast – forms part of the Cape floral kingdom, where it accounts for half of the surface area and 80% of the plant varieties. The fynbos in the western regions is richer and more varied than in the eastern regions of South Africa.
Spotted on Aug 26, 2012
Submitted on Aug 27, 2012
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yes, if you look at the picture on this link, it does seem similar, maybe far back when africa was connected to australia this species was one... fun... thanks for comment!
Wow, so similar to Australian Leucadendron. I wonder if they are related?