Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Lithops lesliei group

• Lithops lesliei (N.E.Br.) N.E.Br.: (var. lesliei) Cole numbers: C014, C020, C028, C036, C026, C151, C344, C352, C358. Deep rusty brown with brown windows; flowers golden yellow.
• Lithops lesliei subs. burchellii D.T.Cole: Cole number(s):C302, C308. Distinguished from subsp. lesliei by colour and markings, and from var. venteri by the much finer meshlike markings and clavate marginal lines. Origin: RSA: CP, in small area NE of Douglas. It is probable that this subspecies occurs also in the military zone further to the NE, along the Vaal River.
• Lithops lesliei subs. burchellii C302 TL: 20 km NNE of Douglas, South Africa: highly branched lines.
• Lithops lesliei subs. burchellii C308 10 km NNE of Douglas, South Africa: beautiful form.
• Lithops lesliei C005A TL: Near Warrenton, South Africa cv. albiflora D.T.Cole: Extremely rare white flowering form, occasionally found in any one colony, but in all other respects the plants are indistinguishable from others in the same colony. They can therefore be identified only when in flower.
• Lithops lesliei C005 TL: (Warrenton Form) Near Warrenton, South Africa: brown spotted window.
• Lithops lesliei C007 15 km S of Johannesburg, South Africa: green bronze top.
• Lithops lesliei C008 (grey Form) 70 km W of Mafikeng, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C009 (grey Form) 70 km W of Mafikeng, South Africa: rusty grey, jagged.
• Lithops lesliei C010 25 km SW of Lobatse, Botswana: lacy windows.
• Lithops lesliei C014 (Kimberley Form) 15 km NW of Kimberley, South Africa: transparent veined network.
• Lithops lesliei C018 Near Stella, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C020 (syn. luteoviridis) TL: 15 km W of Magaliesburg, South Africa: mysterious green shades.
• Lithops lesliei C026 60 km SW of Johannesburg, South Africa: rusty pink, olive green windows.
• Lithops lesliei C027 Near Bethlehem, South Africa: blue grey body, clear green windows.
• Lithops lesliei C028 10 km N of Harrismith, South Africa: brown background, jagged green veins.
• Lithops lesliei C029 45 km NE of Vaalwater, South Africa: dark rusty, olive-green-pink window.
• Lithops lesliei C030 (Pietersburg Form) 30 km NW of Pietersburg, South Africa: windows of opportunity.
• Lithops lesliei C031 10 km NE of Meyerton, South Africa: dark green windows.
• Lithops lesliei C032 (Pietersburg Form) 10 km SE of Pietersburg, South Africa: pinkish grey.
• Lithops lesliei C033 45 km E of Pietersburg, South Africa: pale green grey, very nice pattern.
• Lithops lesliei C036 (Warrenton Form) Near Warrenton, South Africa: rusty tinge.
• Lithops lesliei C036A TL: Near Warrenton, South Africa cv. albinica D.T.Cole: Distinctly translucent, grass green to yellowish sheen with yellow lines and patches. White flowers. Known only from one locality, CP.
• Lithops lesliei C036B Near Warrenton, South Africa cv. Storms Albinigold D.T.Cole: Distinctly translucent, grass green to yellowish sheen with yellow lines and patches with rich yellow flowers. It is indistinguishable from acf 'Albinica'. It can therefore be identified only when in flower.
• Lithops lesliei C096 (Warrenton Form) 25 km N of Kimberley, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C115 5 km NW of Vryburg, South Africa: translucent green windows.
• Lithops lesliei C138 Near Benoni, South Africa: opaque pink-green jagged window.
• Lithops lesliei C139 5 km E of Benoni, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C151 (grey Form) 25 km NW of Christiana, South Africa: dark veined network.
• Lithops lesliei C331 15 km SSE of Pretoria, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C341 (Kimberley Form) 20 km NW of Kimberley, South Africa: pale form.
• Lithops lesliei C342 10 km NE of Pretoria, South Africa: Chinese-red, nice.
• Lithops lesliei C343 Near Vanderbijlpark, South Africa: reddish, with tiny windows.
• Lithops lesliei C344 Near Orkney, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei C352 45 km E of Pietersburg, South Africa: coarse pale markings, distinctive.
• Lithops lesliei C354 (Kimberley Form) 15 km NW of Kimberley, South Africa: quite dark brown, lined.
• Lithops lesliei C358 25 km W of Lobatse, Botswana: jagged markings.
• Lithops lesliei C359 (grey Form) 115 km SW of Lobatse, Botswana: grey-brown surface.
• Lithops lesliei C407 15 km N of Krugersdorp, South Africa
• Lithops lesliei var. hornii de Boer: Cole numbers:C015, C364. Light ochre to rusty brown coloured body with greyish brown branching patterning. Yellow flowers. Endemic to a small area SW and S of Modderrivier.
• Lithops lesliei var. hornii C015 40 km SW of Kimberley, South Africa: jagged rusty brown window.
• Lithops lesliei var. hornii C015A 40 km SW of Kimberley, South Africa cv. Greenhorn D.T.Cole
• Lithops lesliei var. hornii C364 TL: 45 km SSW of Kimberley, South Africa: rusty brown.
• Lithops lesliei var. mariae D.T.Cole: Cole numbers:C141, C152.Gold specled with clear, orangish body with many very fine, pinspots darker dots. Yellow flowers. Distribution: RSA: OFS, in a small area within the range of var. lesliei, to the W of Boshoff and N and NE of Kimberley.
• Lithops lesliei var. mariae C141 TL: 10 km SW of Boshof, South Africa: spattered, fine pattern.
• Lithops lesliei var. mariae C152 30 km NNE of Kimberley, South Africa: fine speckles and lines.
• Lithops lesliei var. minor de Boer: Cole numbers: C006. Yellow-brown to rusty brown, very similar to the typical form of var. lesliei, but consistently smaller and with slightly different markings. Yellow flowers. Distribution: RSA: Tvl, in a very small area to the SW of Swartruggens, thus within the range of var. lesliei.
• Lithops lesliei var. minor C006A 25 km SW of Swartruggens, South Africa cv. Witblom D.T.Cole: White flowering form. It is indistinguishable from the standar v. minor. It can therefore be identified only when in flower.
• Lithops lesliei var. minor C006 TL: 25 km SW of Swartruggens, South Africa: dark window, rust body, small.
• Lithops lesliei var. rubrobrunnea de Boer: Cole numbers: C017, C204. Differs from the type variety mainly for the red brow colour. Distribution: RSA: Tvl, within the range of var. lesliei, in a very small area W of Randfontein and Krugersdorp.
• Lithops lesliei var. rubrobrunnea C017 TL: 5 km NW of Randfontein, South Africa: reddish grey body.
• Lithops lesliei var. rubrobrunnea C204 5 km NW of Krugersdorp, South Africa: dark maroon top.
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri (Nel) de Boer & Boom: Cole numbers:C001, C047, C153. Grey body with grey black denticulate windows, like small worms. Yellow flowers. Distribution: RSA: CP, in a fairly narrow strip on both sides of the Harts River, extending NE from its confluence with the Vaal River near Delportshoop to a point near Taung.
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri C001 30 km NW of Warrenton, South Africa: grey-black top, intricate.
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri C001 cv. Green form
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri C047 TL: 30 km W of Warrenton, South Africa: margin veined.
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri C153 (syn. maraisii) TL: 60 km NW of Kimberley, South Africa: grey or black apex.
• Lithops lesliei cv. Fred´s Redhead
• Lithops lesliei cv. Vivid Green