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RMWJ14TP–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RMWAA9KJ–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RF2R337J8–Carduus keniensis or Kilimanjaro Thistle growing in the Moorland Shira camp area of Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
RFRFDNR2–Visitors to Africa's tallest mountain and the world's tallest freestanding mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro, pass through 5 vegetation zones on the climb
RMMFEAB8–GIANT LOBELIA leaves, at 3500m Lobelia deckenii keniensis Teleki Valley, Mt Kenya National Park, Kenya, eastern Africa
RFAM1K4X–Natural garden of endemic giant groundsel (Senecio keniodendron) giant lobelias (Lobelia deckenii ssp. keniensis) and lobelia (
RMB34M57–Kenya, Central Highlands, Mount Kenya. A lobelia (Lobelia deckenii spp keniensis) flourishes in snow on the upper slopes of Mount Kenya (17,058 feet). The range of this sub-species is restricted to the upper slopes of Mount Kenya, above 10,500 feet.
RM2FTCG71–(210521) -- NAIROBI, May 21, 2021 (Xinhua) -- Undated file photo provided by Sino-Africa Joint Research Center (SAJOREC) shows Dendrosenecio keniensis (Baker F.) Mabb., or giant groundsel, which is only found in east Africa. The International Day for Biological Diversity falls on May 22. (SAJOREC/Handout via Xinhua)
RM2RR902K–210521 -- NAIROBI, May 21, 2021 -- Undated file photo provided by Sino-Africa Joint Research Center shows Dendrosenecio keniensis Baker F. Mabb., or giant groundsel, which is only found in east Africa. The International Day for Biological Diversity falls on May 22. /Handout via Xinhua AFRICA-BIODIVERSITY-PLANTS SAJOREC PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN
RME457CW–Giant groundsel {Senecio keniensis} with dead leaves protecting plant against cold at high altitudes, Mountains of the Moon, Virunga NP, Dem Rep of Congo
RMRHDKXW–. Bonn zoological bulletin. Zoology. Fig. 20. Primary types; left: overview; right: detail, scale in mm. a. Holotype of Crioceris diiplicata Sahlberg (1823); b. Lecto- type of Monolepta fasciaticoUis Laboissiere, 1940a; c. Holotype of Monolepta quinqiiepimctata Laboissiere, 1940. d. Holotype of Monolepta trivialis Gerstaecker, 1855. e. Holotype of Candezea umbilicata Laboissiere, 1920. f. Holotype of Monolepta didyma Gerstaecker, 1871. g. Holotype of Monolepta thomsoni Allard, 1888. h. Lectotype of Monolepta advena Weise, 1909. i. Holotype of Monolepta keniensis Biyant, 1953. j. Lectotype of C
RMWJ14TN–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RF2H79A87–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RMWJ146C–closed flower of a Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5
RF2C7FEHK–closed flower of a Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5
RMMFEAB2–GIANT LOBELIA, at 3500m, detail Lobelia deckenii keniensis Teleki Valley, Mt Kenya National Park, Kenya, eastern Africa
RFAM1K5G–Natural garden of endemic giant lobelias (Lobelia deckenii ssp. keniensis) and lobelia (Lobelia telekii) Mount Kenya National P
RFBXDT56–Detail of the center of the lobelia cactus as it opens its blooms early in the alpine morning, high on Kilimanjaro's flanks.
RMRG75AP–. Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. BIRDS OF ETHIOPIA AND KENYA COLONl? 339 The breeding season does not appear to be well known. On the Nandi highlands elgonensis has been found nesting early in June. Mearns saw about 100 of these birds at Escarpment. September 4-12. A//Gi O - ee YPriAN SUDAN CONGO. FiGUKE 19.—Distribution of Onychuynathus walleri in eastern Africa. 1. 0. w. walleri. 2- O. tv. elgonensis. Since the above was first written van Someren ^ has described the Mount Kenya bird as keniensis, differing from elgonensis by being larger. He did not compare keniensis wit
RMWAA9TC–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RFAM1K4W–Natural garden of endemic giant groundsel (Senecio keniodendron) giant lobelias (Lobelia deckenii ssp. keniensis) and lobelia (
RFBXDT72–Detail of the center of the lobelia cactus as it opens its blooms early in the alpine morning, high on Kilimanjaro's flanks.
RF2H79AA9–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RFBXDT65–Detail of the center of the lobelia cactus as it opens its blooms early in the alpine morning, high on Kilimanjaro's flanks.
RMWAA9NN–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RF2H79A7F–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
RF2H79A72–Flowering Huernia keniensis (Kenyan Dragon Flower) is a tropical, succulent plant with 5-angled grey-green stems with some red mottling, up to 5 inche
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