Pachypodium horombense
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| Pachypodium horombense |
Pachypodium horombense is a species of Pachypodium found in Madagascar and arid regions of continental Africa. The plant trunk is pachycaule, and typically short and fat. It produces large, bell shaped, yellow flowers.
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The species is also known as:
- Pachypodium rosulatum var. horombense
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| General information: Genus overview | Morphology | Taxonomy | Habitats | History |
| Species: P. ambongense | P. baronii | P. bicolor | P. bispinosum | P. brevicaule | P. cactipes | P. decaryi | P. densiflorum | P. eburneum | P. geayi | P. gracilius | P. horombense | P. inopinatum | Pachypodium lamerei | P. lealii | P. makayense | P. meridionale | P. menabeum | P. namaquanum | P. rosulatum | P. rutenbergianum | P. saundersii | P. sofiense | P. succulentum | P. windsorii |
