Umdhlebi | Cryptid Wiki - Fandom
Umdhlebi ( also known as Umdhlebe or Umdhlebie) is an unverified plant species purported to originate in Zululand, South Africa. It was first reported in the journal Nature on November 2nd, 1882 by Reverend G. W. Parker, a missionary in South Africa.
Euphorbia cupularis - Wikipedia
Euphorbia cupularis, referred to by the common name dead-man's tree (Zulu: umdlebe) is a succulent tree or shrub of the spurge family, Euphorbiaceae. [3] . It is found in South Africa and Eswatini. [4] The dead-man's tree is very poisonous. [5] .
Umdhlebi - Gods and Monsters
In the heart of Southern Africa, where the sun scorches the earth and the wind whispers ancient secrets, grows the Umdhlebi, a creature of myth and mystery. More than a mere tree, the Umdhlebi stands as a sentinel of the old world, a bridge between the seen and the unseen.
Umdhlebi - Monstropedia
Umdhlebi is an unverified plant species purported to originate in Zululand, South Africa. The Umdhlebi is described as having large, fragile green leaves, and two layers of bark - a dead outer layer that hung off the tree, and a new living layer that grew beneath it.
Umdhlebi - FFXI Wiki
2019年4月26日 · Uses Full Bloom at ~25%, self-healing for 27-35k. Recommend having stun ready, only seen to use once. Dark Magic cast by this NM are area of effect. May have a weakness to Fire elemental damage. See discussion page. See the Discussion page for published testimonials. 100% denotates that a monster takes full damage.
Umdhlebi Tree of Zululand - Nature
Only a few persons in Zululand are supposed to be able to collect the fruits of the Umdhlebi, and these dare nut approach the tree except from the windward side. They also sacrifice a goat or a...
cryptids/umdhlebi - cryptobotany - Reddit
Umdhlebi is a cryptid plant species purported to originate in Zululand, South Africa. It was first reported in the journal Nature on November 2nd, 1882 by Reverend G. W. Parker.
Umdhlebi - PathfinderWiki
Umdhlebis are huge plants, growing to 20 feet tall, and resemble a hollow husk of a dead tree with new growth, vines and tendrils, in the center. The trunks of the umdhlebis range from 3 to 5 feet in diameter and the tendrils may grow to be as thick as a man's arm with bright red leaves. 1.
Umdhlebi Tree of Zululand - NASA/ADS
Only a few persons in Zululand are supposed to be able to collect the fruits of the Umdhlebi, and these dare nut approach the tree except from the windward side. They also sacrifice a goat or a sheep to the demon of the tree, tying the animal to, or near the tree.
Umdhlebi | Plants Wiki - Fandom
Umdhlebi is an unverified species of plant said to originate in Zululand, South Africa. It was first reported in Nature on November 2, 1882 by Reverend G.W.Parker, who claimed it was poisonous. According to Parker, the Zulus would sacrifice sheeps and …