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Everlasting Vygie (Erepsia anceps), Silvermine, Table Mountain National Park, SA
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Everlasting Vygie (Erepsia anceps), Silvermine, Table Mountain National Park, SA

Year: 2012 Taken by: Peter Prokosch
The tiny pink species of the family Mesembryanthemum still flowers in the South African autumn in the rocky slopes of the Table Mountain National Park.
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