Hoodia bainii, Dyer

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Original illustration from Curtis's Botanical Magazine, published as plate 6348, 1st March 1878. Watercolour and pencil on paper. The specimen here figured was brought to England by Mr MacGibbon who obtained it from Mr Lycett of Worcester, South Africa. It flowered at Kew in July 1877. Hoodia plants are farmed commercially for their use as an appetite suppressant

Copyright © The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Media ID 654290

Date: 3rd December 2007

Credit: © The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Filename: CUR00000165.jpg

Image Size: 3282 x 4014 Pixels

Filesize is 9.07MB

Version 2 is 4.52MB

Associated Categories: Curtis's Botanical Magazine

Associated Categories: Cacti and Succulents

Keywords: africa, apocynaceae, asclepiadaceae, brown, desert, medicinal plant, medicine, namib desert, pink, succulent plant