Chasmatophyllum maninumChasmatophyllum maninum is a species of plant from South Africa.DescriptionEach branch has six to eight leaves. They are variable in shape and have one minute tooth. Flowers are present between September and October. They have a diameter of and are solitarily borne. Each flower has five sepals. They are long. The petals are dense and occur in two or three rows.DistributionThis species is endemic to South Africa. It is known from the Middelburg region in the Eastern Cape. It has also been found in the Northern Cape, close to where this province borders the Eastern Cape.Conservation statusCurrently, not enough information is known about this species to be able to accurately assess its risk of extinction. As such, it is classified as being data deficient by the South African National Biodiversity Institute.