Huernia zebrina subsp. zebrina R.A.Dyer ex H.Jacobsen

Succulent perennial herb, creeping and matforming, ± 50 mm tall. Stems mostly 5-angled (rarely 6), strongly toothed. Corolla lobes distinctly transversely (zebra) striped; with prominently raised annulus. Inner corona lobes shorter than to slightly exceeding anthers, with evident transverse dorsal gibbosity. Flowers (25-) 35-45(-50) mm in diameter. Flowers sulphur-yellow or pale greenish yellow marked with transverse reddish to red-brown or purplish bands or spots; annulus heavily spotted red to dark purple-brown, spots often merging so that annulus appears entirely dark purple-brown; corona cream or buff-coloured with dark purplish narrow margin.