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Viewing the quiver tree from a different angle. Orbicule Hill, Northern Cape South Africa.

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Large-scaled Banded Gecko (Pachydactylus macrolepis), family Gekkonidae, Kokerboom Biological Station, Namaqualand, South Africa

photograph by Johan Marais

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Kokerboom Tree in S. Africa Under a Milky Way Arch - by Jeremy Tucker

Sky: 5 x 20 second exposures (5 image stack) @ f/1.4 ISO 2500 Foreground: 5 x 180 second exposures @ f/1.4 ISO 3200 Lens Sigma 20mm f/1.4 prime Camera: Nikon D780

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Kumara plicatilis, formerly Aloe plicatilis, the fan-aloe, is a succulent plant endemic to a few mountains in the Fynbos ecoregion, of the Western Cape in South Africa. It may grow as a large multistemmed shrub or as a small tree. It is one of the two species in the genus Kumara. the other being Kumara haemanthifolia (= Aloe haemanthifolia) which occurs on high mountain peaks in the Hottentots Holland Mountains to Cold Bokkeveld Mountains.

Order:Asparagales

Family:Asphodelaceae

Subfamily:Asphodeloideae

Tribe:Aloeae

Genus:Kumara

Its Latin scientific name plicatilis also means "folded" or "pleated", or possibly "foldable"; it is in any case a misnomer because the leaves are nothing like plicate and do not fold. In the local Afrikaans language, Kumara plicatilis is commonly known as the waaier aalwyn (= 'fan aloe'). It is also called the kaapse kokerboom (= 'Cape quivertree') because of its resemblance to Aloidendron dichotomum. The stems are forked with clusters of strap-shaped leaves arranged in 2 opposite rows. The clusters resemble an open fan, hence the common name fan aloe. This unusual arrangement and shape of the leaves is what makes this species unique.

In the wild, Kumara plicatilis is confined to a tiny area in the Western Cape, between the town of Franschhoek and Elandskloof.

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The Magnificent Quiver Tree

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"“Because of its sculptural form, the Quiver Tree is one of the most spectacular aloe species found in Southern Africa”"

Aloe dichotoma is a species of aloe native to Southern Africa. It is also known as The Quiver tree or Kokerboom.

The name, Quiver tree, refers to the San people’s (Oldest African Tribe in Southern Africa) use of its hollowed branches to make quivers for their arrows. The quiver tree is a very large species of aloe and can be only found only in southern Africa. The tree is found in the very dry habitats in Namibia and South Africa . The quiver tree is a large species of aloe that can only be found in southern Africa. The tree is found in Namibia and South Africa in very dry habitats.

The Quiver tree's thick succulent leaves grow in a rosette up to 6 meters tall to escape the worst of the devastating heat. To keep cool, the branches are thickly coated in a fine white powder that reflects the sun's heat rather than absorbing it. The soft fibrous tissue trunk of the aloe tree can sore great quantities of water allowing it to survive the frequent droughts and extreme heat. The giant quiver tree is the most endangered of South Africa's three quiver tree species. It is found in a narrow band, with its southernmost range well above the Tropic of Capricorn. Their numbers have steadily declined as a result of plant collectors and climatic conditions that have hampered seedling growth. 

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a #kokerboom / #quivertree / #köcherbaum at quivertree forest - really #funky #trees out here ... so far that‘s my favourit spot in #namibia ... but it‘s just the second ... tonight i‘ll try to catch the milkyway - fingers crossed ;) (hier: Quivertree Forest and Giant's Playground) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1o2FG8BlqV/?igshid=gbu0hdvlbyx6

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In a rainy morning, I finally found my dream forest. (North of Nieuwouldtville South Africa, 02 Sep 2018) #quivertree #kokerboom #Aloidendron #SouthAfricanPlant #NorthernCape #二歧芦荟

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Paradise Toad (Vandijkophrynus robinsoni), family Bufonidae, Kokerboom Biological Research Station, Namaqualand, South Africa

photograph by Johan Marais - World of Reptiles

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quiver tree par Monique van der Lint Via Flickr : but it's not really a tree