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. 2020 Jun 29;6(6):e04344. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2020.e04344

Table 1.

The three local centres of Aloe endemism recognised in Ethiopia.

Center of endemism Floristic regions Number of endemic species List of endemic species and infraspecific taxa
Northern and central highlands, north and west of the great rift valley SU, KF, IL, WG, GJ, GD, WU, TU 15 Aloe adigratana, A. ankoberensis, A. benishangulana, A. camperi, A. clarkei, A. debrana, A. elegans, A. monticola, A. percrassa, A. pulcherrima, A. schelpei, A. sinana, A. steudneri, A. trigonantha, and A. weloensis
Eastern highlands and lowlands AF, HA 7 Aloe bertemariae, A. harlana, A. mcloughlinii, A. megalacantha subsp. alticola, A. pirottae; A. pubescens; and A. trichosantha subsp. longiflora
Southern highlands, lowlands and rift valley AR, BA, SD, GG 11 Aloe elkerriana, A. friisii, A. ghibensis, A. gilbertii subsp. gilbertii, A. gilbertii subsp. megalacanthoides, A. jacksonii, A. kefaensis, A. otallensis, A. tewoldei, A. welmelensis, and A. yavellana

SU = Shew; KF = Kefa; IL = Ilubabur; WG = Welega; GJ = Gojam; GD = Gonder; WU = Welo; TU = Tigray; AF = Afar; HA = Harargae; AR = Arsi; BA = Bale; SD = Sidamo; GG = Gamo Gofa.