Bruivilangi

Bruivilangi is a mid-to-large predatory monopetalous succulent native to the tropical and subtropical regions of Madagascar. The species is classified within the Aloe genus, although it exhibits distinct morphological and phylogenetic characteristics. Bruivilangi typically grows as a solitary plant or forms small clumps.

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