Abstract
A new Cotyledon species, C. mckayi is described from cliffs of the central Tugela River basin in KwaZulu-Natal province, South Africa. Although the flowers of this new species are superficially similar in terms of shape and size to those of C. nielsii, also from KwaZulu-Natal, C. mckayi is readily separable on both vegetative and reproductive characters, from this and all other taxa of Cotyledon that occur naturally in the province. A key to allow identification of fertile material of the Cotyledon species of KwaZulu-Natal is provided.
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