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  • Habitat at Buitenstekloof
  • 7995 Habitat looking northwards
  • KG36-70 habitat viewed from the west.
  • View up stream from 2420 habitat
  • 6631 Habitat.1
  • 6631 Habitat.2
  • Habitat H. floribunda. Plaatjieskop JDV 0708
    Habitat H. floribunda. Plaatjieskop.
  • Habitat H. retisa. Plaatjieskop JDV 0711
    Habitat H. retisa. Plaatjieskop JDV 0711
  • Fig. 8a. Habitat of H. elizeae. Stormsvlei.
  • Fig. 8. Habitat of H. elizeae. Stormsvlei.
  • Fig. 2. A photograph of the habitat of MBB7899.
  • 13.21 View overlooking habitat 7496.
  • Fig. 131 – 7953 N Klipbankskloof westward view of habitat
  • Looking to the previous habitat of larger quartz rock
  • Fig. 8a. Habitat of H. elizeae. Stormsvlei.
  • Fig. 8b. Habitat of H. elizeae. Stormsvlei.
  • View further into Buitenstekloof
  • Ouhoekberg view to south.
  • Ouhoekberg view to southeast.
  • Ouhoekberg view to east.
  • Ouhoekberg view to north.
  • view Hammnsberg to the southeast
  • view from Hammansberg northwards
  • view from Hammansberg eastwards
  • Van Reenens Crest
  • View 4 looking northeast from within hiking trail
    View 4 looking northeast from within hiking trail
  • View 3 looking northeast from within hiking trail
    View 3 looking northeast from within hiking trail
  • View 2 looking northeast from within hiking trail
    View 2 looking northeast from within hiking trail
  • View 1 over Greyton from the northeast
    View 1 over Greyton from the northeast
  • 8045 view looking west of north
  • View from Brakkloof looking east.
  • 8048 view looking north
  • View looking east of north
  • 7821 habitat viewed from the west.
  • View westwards to the Kanetvlei
    View westwards to the Kanetvlei
  • Fig. 49 View from locality MBB7917 to that of MBB 7919.
  • Fig. 2 View from locality MBB7914 to Heuningklip.
  • Fig. 1 View of locality MBB7914.
  • Fig. 23.10 7075 View across site. Grootvlakte
  • 7075 View of site at Grootvlakte
  • Fig. 23 7938 SE Stoffelsrivier View looking east to Sandhoogte
    Fig. 23 7938 SE Stoffelsrivier View looking east to Sandhoogte
  • View looking east
  • Fig. 14.14 7497 View looking north.
  • 13.22 View looking west to north of Kleinberg.
  • Fig. 6.3 7928 View looking southwest with Kleinberg off to the right.
  • Fig. 6.2 7928 View looking east to 7927
  • Fig. 80 7945 View lookin across depression to west facing slope
  • 7945 View lookin across depression to west facing slope
  • Fig. 54 7943 View west to farmhouse
  • Fig. 45 7941 View east to Die Kop
  • Fig. 44 7941 View west to Haarwegskloof
  • Fig. 145 View looking northwest to Riviersonderend
  • Fig. 130 – 7953 Klipbankskloof West 3 View westwards
  • Fig.100 View looking south to Potberg.
  • Fig. 52 MBB7958 View to MBB7957 a. Daphne inspecting, Lawrence checking the GPS.
  • Fig. 35 View looking south to Tradouw Pass
  • Fig. 12 View looking east to Set 1.
  • Van Reenens Crest
  • Viewing site from the north
  • MBB7266 SE Lemoenpoort, view to southwest
  • 13. A view from south Dwarsindieweg.
  • 4c. View northwards from Bakoven
  • 7. View south to Villiersdorp
  • 1c. View looking west from north Muiskraal
  • 1b. View looking south west over Muiskraal to Garcia Pass
  • 1a.View from above Onverwacht North Westward to Ladismith
  • View taken looking eastwards from Kleindoorn (Kleindoornrivier)
  • View from the upper slopes of the Zuurberg at Wilgerfontein, with Darlington Dam just visible in the distance.
  • 03 . View west of south from Sandberg.
  • View 2 From Cilmor eastwards.
  • View 1 From Cilmor to the northeast.
  • Fig. 4 View to the northwest across the flood plain.
  • Fig. 3 View northwest from a central position.
  • Fig. 1 An overview of the Kruis River Valley.
  • Fig. 14 The typical ‘pressure burst’ of white kaolinic soil from under more solid ferricrete where H. retusa and H. mirabilis are commonly found.
  • Fig. 91 The ‘white clay pressure burst’
  • Spitzkop at Riversdale. These flat-topped small peaks and larger tablelands are ferricrete caps often associated with clayish soils on the slopes. They are often the home of Aloe ferox and A. arborescens. Sometimes there are grassy patches and pressure bursts of bare clay. H. magnifica and H. serrata occur in this kind of situation. However, these ferricrete sills are also north of the Langeberg mountains, where species like H. emelyae and H. bayeri may occur.
  • 8053 looking at Rooivlei
  • KG36-70 looking northwards
  • 7821 looking northwards
  • Looking from Swartrug towards Riversdale. 026.
    Looking from Swartrug towards Riversdale.
  • Looking from Morning Star to Kransrivermond 097
    Looking from Morning Star to Kransrivermond 097
  • This is a picture taken from a very late flowering population of H. maculata near Die Nekkies resort south of Worcester. Looking north to where H. maculata grows at about 4000ft on the Audenberg peak, and to the right at about 1000ft in the lower Hex River pass. That is where it occurs close to H. aff nortieri.
  • Fig. 90 The countryside looking towards the Tradouw Pass.
  • Fig. 1 A view looking north from Heuningklip to Tradouw. MBB6666 at arrow and MBB7899 at 6pt star – b
  • Fig. 3.7 Looking west to the Kleinberg
  • Also looking SE towards Die Kop and Potberg
  • Looking SE towards Die Kop and Potberg
  • MBB7266 SE Lemoenpoort, looking up at locality.
  • 5. Looking north with M marking the location of Haworthia maculata, K – Karoo Garden
  • 4. Still further east looking west northwest
  • 2. Same spot looking east northeast
  • 1. Looking down the north face Die Nekkies east to west
  • 1e. Looking southwest to Garcia Pass from same spot as above
  • 1d. Looking eastwards over Muiskraal