The species was first named in 1900 as " Demeusea longifolia " by Hamilton Traub . " Scadoxus " had been separated from " Haemanthus " by Constantine Samuel Rafinesque in 1838, when he moved " Haemanthus multiflorus " to " Scadoxus multiflorus ".
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The species was first named in 1900 as " Demeusea longifolia " by Hamilton Traub . " Scadoxus " had been separated from " Haemanthus " by Constantine Samuel Rafinesque in 1838, when he moved " Haemanthus multiflorus " to " Scadoxus multiflorus ".
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Snijman is a South African bulbous geophyte in the genus " Haemanthus " . " H . barkerae " is found in the Western Cape from the Bokkeveld Mountains near Nieuwoudtville and the foothills of the Roggeveld Mountains, to the Hantamsberg near Calvinia, and bounded to the north and south by Loeriesfontein and the Tanqua Karoo.
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"Haemanthus amarylloides " bulbous plant first described in 1804 by Nikolaus Joseph von Jacquin from specimens sent to the Sch�nbrunn Palace gardens by Boos and Scholl . In 1799 a cycad was collected by Georg Scholl on the Cape, this being returned to Vienna where, in 1801, it was described and illustrated as " Zamia cycadifolia " by botanist Jaquin.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was recognised as a distinct genus by Ib Friis and Inger Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was again segregated from " Haemanthus " by Friis and Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species, such as " S . cyrtanthiflorus ", are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was again segregated from " Haemanthus " by Friis and Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species, such as " S . cyrtanthiflorus ", are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was again segregated from " Haemanthus " by Ib Friis and Inger Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species, such as " S . cinnabarinus ", are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was again segregated from " Haemanthus " by Ib Friis and Inger Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species, such as " S . cinnabarinus ", are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
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This separation was ignored by most workers until 1976, when " Scadoxus " was again segregated from " Haemanthus " by Ib Friis and Inger Nordal . " Haemanthus " species are southern in distribution, form true bulbs and have 2 " n " = 16 chromosomes, whereas " Scadoxus " species, such as " S . longifolius ", are found throughout tropical Africa, do not all form bulbs and have 2 " n " = 18 chromosomes.
