Aloe canis (Dog Aloe)

[Surroundx]

"Conservation status: Critically Endangered; this aloe is probably extinct in the wild. It is known from only one location. Further investigation into this taxon and searching for it in the wild is required, as the previous search for it was not exhaustive.

Distribution: Endemic to Malawi; only known from the Senga Hills in the Salima District "

Source: repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/20903/Klopper_Genus(2012).pdf?sequence=1

[Melanie]

Seems that Aloe canis survives at least in cultivation.

From the above source:

Thirty-six
years later, in 2001, Stewart S. Lane (1936–) described
A. canis Lane from material collected in
the Senga Hills by Theo Campbell-Barker. This
plant is only known from a few cultivated specimens
and could not be relocated in the wild (Lane,
2001; Lane et al., 2003; Lane, 2004).

Moved to Extinct the Wild

[Surroundx]

Thiede, Joachim et al. (2020). Notes on three aloes of Malawi: Aloe canis, A. lateritia, and A. suffulta (Asphodelaceae subfam. Alooideae). Bradleya 38: 247-253.

[koeiyabe]

www.iucnredlist.org/species/110697308/110697311

Common name: Dog Aloe