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Aloe (Asphodelaceae  [formerly part of Liliaceae]) not in the Student's Flora

One species of Aloe has become naturalised in Tasmania. Aloe maculata is a common plant in gardens. It is a moderately large herb with tapering succulent, toothed leaves with numerous pale spots. The leaves have strong teeth. The flowers are red, tubular and carried on an erect stalk.

 

 
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