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Chaloupkaea is a small genus of succulent stonecrop-family plants native to Turkey and northern Iraq, with eight recognized species. Most are rock-dwelling alpine or steppe plants grown by enthusiasts and botanic gardens, so care centers on sharp drainage and bright, cool conditions.
Chaloupkaea is a genus of flowering plants belonging to the family Crassulaceae.
Its native range is Turkey to Northern Iraq.
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