peren. I like the way you think. :-)))

Not S. anteuphorbium, which is upright to a couple of foot. I don't think it is any of the Kleinia/Senecio family.

I suspect it is from the Aizoaceae. My best guess, to date, is Opophytum theurkauffii., which is native to Morocco. If this is O. theurkauffii, though, it's a long way from home.

I think I can see cotyledons. So that would make these seedlings ie probably an annual.

Damn. You have very sharp eyes, floral.

Missed that entirely.

Back to the drawing board. Wonder what annual they could be? Easy! There should only be a couple of thousand, or so, to choose from. :-((((

Thanks, floral.

fof,

You're on the right track with a Mesemb, I think. AFAIK, there are no annual Cotlyedons.

By cotyledons I mean seed leaves. Not the plant family.

BOTANY

an embryonic leaf in seed-bearing plants, one or more of which are the first leaves to appear from a germinating seed.

Further digging, taking account of floral's observation that it is an annual, leads me to suspect it may be Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum, slender leaf iceplant.

Although not native, according to all websites, including SW Moroccan Flora I've searched, it is found in Morocco.

Not sure I agree with Wikipedia's description of its range - " It is native to Israel, Palestine, and Jordan, as also endemic to southern Africa. It is also native in Croatia on the island of Palagruza (Adriatic Sea) "

Fof

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