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Brianhuntleya Ruschioideae

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Brianhuntleya Chesselet, S.A.Hammer & I.Oliver Bothalia 2003: 161; Hartmann & Niesler 2012: 33–60 Typus B. intrusa (Kensit) Chesselet, S.A. Hammer & I.Oliver Etym Brian Huntley, 1944-, Chief Executive Officer of the National Botanical Institute in South Africa.

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Hartmann, H.E.K. (2017). Brianhuntleya Ruschioideae . In: Hartmann, H. (eds) Aizoaceae. Illustrated Handbook of Succulent Plants. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49260-4_21

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