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PlanetaCactus: Catalogue A-J
... . gregii (out of stock) Globular stem. White spines. Pale rose or white flower. 4,5 cm. wide - $27.00 - #33950 Espostoa lanata (out of stock) Columnar stem. Yellow and white spines. White hairs ... body. White spines. Clear rose flower. 2 cm. wide - $3.00 - #32100 Heliabravoa chende Brown columnar stem. Brown spines. Rose flower. 4 cm. high - $5.00 - #69500 PlanetaCactus: Cactus A-J ..:::Version ...
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Columnar Cacti - Arrojadoa
... Columnar Cacti - Arrojadoa Arrojadoa Arrojadoa: (Britton & Rose, 1920) Subfamily Cactoideae, tribe Cereeae. Plants low, shrubby, branching ... bottom of plant. Arrojadoa horstiana HU364 Mato Verde Minas Gerais Arrojadoa aureispina: Close up of stem. Arrojadoa aureispina close up of fower Pictures Copyright Bob Ressler and Tony Mace, no reproduction ...
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Columnar Cacti - Bergerocactus
... Columnar Cacti - Bergerocactus Bergerocactus Bergerocactus Br.&R: Monotypic genus from S.W. USA + Catalina Is. Mexico ( ... image Bergerocactus emoryii fruit Bergerocactus emoryi: HBG16514 S. California Bergerocactus emoryi: Close up of habitat stem, according to Bob Lunsford a long spined form, Point Loma San Diego Habitat view, Point ...
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Columnar Cacti - Cipocereus
... Columnar Cacti - Cipocereus Cipocereus These cacti come from Brazil. There are only a few species in ... put into Cipocereus. Cipocereus crassisepalus (Buin.& Bred.) HU169 Brazil: Minas Geraes near Diamantina 500-1000m. Stem - two forms and buds Cipocereus crassisepalus : Buds and two views of flower. Copyright Bob Ressler ...
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Columnar Cacti - x Myrtgerocactus
... Columnar Cacti - x Myrtgerocactus x Myrtgerocactus x Myrtgerocactus R.Moran is a hybrid genus which was ... xMyrtgerocactus lindsayi, copy of original 1950 photo xMyrtgerocactus lindsayi cultivated plant and close up of stem. xMyrtgerocactus lindsayi start of new branch xMyrtgerocactus lindsayi tiny developing flower buds and spine clusters ...
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Columnar Cacti - Stephanocereus
... Columnar Cacti - Stephanocereus Stephanocereus Stephanocereus: (Berg.) At one time a monotypic genus. Zappi now includes Pilosocereus ... extra growth of wool and bristles which is initially at the apex of the stem. However subsequently the stem grows on through this cephalium leaving a ring of flowering areoles. Further cephalia ...
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Columnar Cacti - Espotoa - first description
... Columnar Cacti - Espotoa - first description ESPOSTOA gen. nov. Columnar plants with numerous low ribs and when flowering developing a pseudocephalium similar to that of ... , 2 to 4 meters high, sometimes with several strict branches or with a simple erect stem, 4 to 10 cm. in diameter, with many spreading branches at first nearly horizontal or ...
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Columnar Cacti - Espostoa
... Columnar Cacti - Espostoa EspostoaEspostoa: (Br.&R.) S. Ecuador to N. Peru. Mostly hairy tall branching cacti. ... (Espostoa?) Guentheri (Kupp.) Backbg. (T.) FR838 Chuquisica Bolivia. The cephalium develops superficially and encircles the stem. Some botanists include Vatricania in Espostoa. Espostoa huanucensis (Ritt.) FR665 Huanucho 1500m Espostoa lanata var ...
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Columnar Cacti - Espostoa x Cleistocactus
... Columnar Cacti - Espostoa x Cleistocactus The genus Espostoa Br. & R. GRAHAM CHARLES ... that a minimum of 10oC should be maintained to avoid marking of the stem. There is a large, mature specimen growing outside at Grigsby Cactus Gardens at ... but, interestingly, they do grow very long spines at the base of the stem just like Espostoa (Thrixanthocereus) blossfeldiorum with which it shares the lower part ...
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Columnar Cacti - Espostoa x Cleistocactus
... Columnar Cacti - Espostoa x Cleistocactus Espostoa lanata x Cleistocactus strausii This is a very interesting and attractive hybrid which has been in our collection for 15+ years. It is a single stem ...
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