Aizoon acutifolium
A low succulent shrublet of the Karoo and the dry interior of South Africa, moved into Aizoon from Galenia when the group was revised. It grows in open, sunny scrub on stony soils, takes hot summers and cold, frosty winter nights, and is grown like other hardy Karoo shrublets.
Where it grows wild
Open dwarf shrubland on stony or sandy flats and slopes in the Nama Karoo and adjacent dry grassland. Habitat detail specific to this species is thin; this follows the records and the genus.
Few records carry an elevation; measured sites lie at roughly 580 to 1,270 m.
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