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FIGURE 11 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 11. Habitat of Ruschia promontorii, rocky outcrops among fynbos. Cape Point Nature Reserve, August 2006, South Africa (photo by N. Helme).

FIGURE 2 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 2. Ruschia stricta var. turgida, cult. Vanrhynsdorp, Frames sub BOL 19029; (drawing by B.O. Carter).

FIGURE 3 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 3. Ruschia turgida (= R. stricta var. turgida) showing the bright green leaves with translucent margins along the edges and the 6-locular fruits. Farm Moedverloren, Knersvlakte, South Africa, October 2019 (photo by U. Schmiedel).

FIGURE 6 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 6. Monotypic stands of Ruschia turgida (= R. stricta var. turgida) in broad valleys surrounded by low, quartz-gravel covered hills. Farm Moedverloren, Knersvlakte, South Africa, October 2019 (photo by U. Schmiedel).

FIGURE 4 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 4. Fruit of Ruschia turgida (=Ruschia stricta var. turgida). Top of open fruit and side view of closed fruit, Klak 2614. Scale: Distances between white lines indicate 1 mm.

FIGURE 9 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 9. Ruschia promontorii, Cape Point, Western Cape, South Africa, Rohland sub NBG 1543/20 (drawing by M.M. Page).

FIGURE 10 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 10. Amphibolia laevis, Saldanha Bay, Western Cape, South Africa, Hutchinson 288 (BOL) (drawing by B.O. Carter).

Fig. 14 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 14. Distribution of Ruschia indurata (square) and R. lawsonii (circle). Missing syntype collections of R. indurata, which are likely to refer to other species, are indicated: H. de Villiers sub NBG 266/16 from Steynsburg (triangle) and E. Pillans sub NBG 383/16 from Steytlerville (star).

Fig. 12 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 12. Illustration of Ruschia indurata (Mesembryanthemum induratum). Here three collections are cited (top corner), as in the protologue. Artist: M.M. Page.

Fig. 13 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 13. Habit of Ruschia indurata (A, B) and R. pulvinaris (C, D). Ruschia indurata forms dense cushions only, occasionally with short side branches extending beyond the cushion (A), whereas old plants of R. pulvinaris may spread and form extensive, much laxer cushions (D).

Fig. 11 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 11. Lectotype of Ruschia indurata designated by H.E.K. Hartmann on 22nd June 1995. Collection by J.W. Mathews sub NBG 2393/17 (barcode BOL134738) made at Beaufort West.

Fig. 9. Lampranthus umbraticola. A. Habit. B. Flowers. C in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 9. Lampranthus umbraticola. A. Habit. B. Flowers. C. Side view of open (l) and top view of open fruit (r). D. Seeds.

Fig. 8 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 8. Ruschia rupestris (A, B, E, F) and R. altigena (C, D, F). A. Habit. B. Leaves and fruits. C. Low spreading habit of older plants of R. altigena. D. Younger plants of R. altigena are similar in habit to R. rupestris. E. Side view of closed (l) and top view of open fruit (r). F. Seeds of R. rupestris (top) and R. altigena (bottom). The smaller size and lighter colour in R. rupestris can readily be seen.

Fig. 3. Ruschia variabilis. A. Habit. B. Leaves and flowers. C in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 3. Ruschia variabilis. A. Habit. B. Leaves and flowers. C. Side view of closed (l) and top view of open fruit (r). D. Seeds.

Fig. 4 in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 4. Distribution of new species of Ruschia: R. variabilis (circle), R. pseudocrassa (triangle), R. rupestris (inverted triangle).

Fig. 6. Ruschia joubertiniana. A. Habit. B. Flower. C in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 6. Ruschia joubertiniana. A. Habit. B. Flower. C. Side view of closed (l) and top view of open fruit (r). D. Seeds.

Fig. 1. Astridia parviflora. A. Habit. B. Leaves and fruits. C. Flower. D in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 1. Astridia parviflora. A. Habit. B. Leaves and fruits. C. Flower. D. Side view of closed (left, l) and top view of open fruit (right, r). E. Seeds.

Fig. 5. Ruschia pseudocrassa. A. Habit. B. Leaves. C. Flowers and fruits. D in Six new species of Ruschieae (Aizoaceae) and further notes in Ruschia

Fig. 5. Ruschia pseudocrassa. A. Habit. B. Leaves. C. Flowers and fruits. D. Side view of closed (l) and top view of open fruit (r). E. Seeds.

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FIGURE 7 in The taxonomic status of Ruschia stricta var. turgida and R. promontorii and a new name for R. vaginata (Ruschieae, Aizoaceae)

FIGURE 7. Type illustration of Ruschia stricta (drawing by B.O. Carter).