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| | UCBG * Sansevieria * |
 | | A few sansevierias resemble agaves or yuccas, and they occupy somewhat equivalent ecological niches in their native habitats of eastern African and surrounding regions. |
 | | The other sansevierias, rarely encountered in the general nursery trade, exhibit a considerable diversity of forms and often a great deal more developed degree of succulent modification. |
 | | Vaguely similar in appearance, though never forming rosettes, is Sansevieria hallii, introduced as Sansevieria ‘Baseball Bat.’ These plants consist of several individual leaves, connected by an underground rhizome and looking more like a baseball bat sawed down the middle than a cylinder, slowly poking their way into the air. |
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