about 580 species and hybrids are there of aloe vera.
about 580 species and hybrids are there of aloe vera.
how many species of aloe vera are there?
about 580 species and hybrids
list of aloe species









































this is a list of the species of the genus "aloe". , the world checklist of selected plant families accepts about 580 species and hybrids.









































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bullet::::- "aloe aaata" – saudi arabia









































bullet::::- "aloe aageodonta" – kenya (kitui distr.)









































bullet::::- "aloe abyssicola" – s. yemen (jabal al-arays)









































bullet::::- "aloe aculeata" – s. zimbabwe to limpopo









































bullet::::- "aloe acutissima" – madagascar









































bullet::::- "aloe adigratana" – eritrea to n. ethiopia









































bullet::::- "aloe affinis" – mpumalanga









































bullet::::- "aloe africana" – s. cape province









































bullet::::- "aloe ahmarensis" – s. yemen









































bullet::::- "aloe alaotrensis"









































bullet::::- "aloe albida" – mpumalanga to swaziland
list of aloe species
the species has a number of synonyms: "a. barbadensis" mill., "aloe indica" royle, "aloe perfoliata" l. var. "vera" and "a. vulgaris" lam. common names include chinese aloe, indian aloe, true aloe, barbados aloe, burn aloe, first aid plant. the species epithet "vera" means "true" or "genuine". some literature identifies the white-spotted form of "aloe vera" as "aloe vera" var. "chinensis"; and it has been suggested that the spotted form of "aloe vera" may be conspecific with "a. massawana". the species was first described by carl linnaeus in 1753 as "aloe perfoliata" var. "vera", and was described again in 1768 by nicolaas laurens burman as "aloe vera" in "flora indica" on 6 april and by philip miller as "aloe barbadensis" some ten days after burman in the "gardener's dictionary".
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