Abstract
Some species in the genus Aloe seem to stand alone, having no apparent close relatives. An example is Aloe plicatilis with its fans of bluish-green strap-like leaves. Many other aloes fall into natural groupings which can be presumed to have arisen from a common ancestor. One such grouping is referred to as the “speckled aloes” in Guide to the Aloes of South Africa1, and it includes Aloe microstigma and its close relatives, all native to the western part of South Africa and adjacent southern Namibia. In GW
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