Albuca juncifolia Baker is a plant in the Asparagaceae family, order Asparagales, kingdom Plantae. Not known to be toxic.
Albuca juncifolia Baker
Albuca juncifolia Baker is a 15–30 cm tall geophyte with characteristic leaves and nodding pale yellow striped flowers.
Albuca juncifolia Baker is a geophyte that grows 15 to 30 centimeters tall. It produces multiple smooth, slender, stiff leaves. These leaves are typically only channeled near their base, becoming terete toward the leaf tips, and are not clasping at the base. A slender peduncle ends in a lax raceme. The flowers are nodding (drooping), pale yellow, and have broad green central stripes.
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