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Shop catalogue cactus  N-Z
... Lz 233 forma cristata **,** Out of stock 060.1 S. wetlandicus SB1323 Uintah Co, Ut, robust white spines Op-graft. **,** Out of stock 060.1a S. wetlandicus SB1323 Uintah Co, Ut, forma cristata Op-graft. ... Clustered specimens. MAX 1 **.** Out of stock 029.4 S. rauschii WR 289 cv. "Yellow spines" Op-graft. yellow pectinate spines on mauve body. NEW **.** Out of stock 027.1 S. sp. HS151 Totora-Omereque ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of America - Journal 2006 No 3
... high magnification, the spine pattern at the apex of Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus is revealed in its full intricacy. Tight rows of pectinate spines and white bristles nearly hide the body, even at high magnification. Irwin Lightstone captured this compelling image of approximately 1.5 cm of this plant in his greenhouse in Dallas, Texas, using an enlarging ...
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Cactus Genera - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
... Lobivia Mammillaria Notocactus Rebutia Schlumbergera Sulcorebutia Thelocactus Spination Cephalocereus ... senilis (hair) Cereus Cleistocactus ... strausii (hair) Copiapoa Echinocactus Echinocereus (multi-coloured and/or pectinate spines) Echinofossulocactus Epithelantha micromeris Espostoa (hair) Ferocactus Gymnocalycium Leuchtenbergia principis Mammillaria some hooked, pectinate or plumose spines ...
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Index of Cacti_etc for 2001
... cabracorralensis jun2001 parodia concinna buds feb2001 parodia gibbulosoides jul2001 Parodia horstii mar2001 Parodia minuscula sep2001 parodias & indra mar2001 Partial free root room may2001 Pectinate cacti may2001 pectinate spines jul2001 Pedilanthus diazlunanus aug2001 Pedio photo August, Yucca etc. jun2001 Pedio/Sclero etc. oct2001 Pedio/Sclero/Navajoa/Toumeya-Nomenclature update aug2001 Pedios ...
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Turbinicarpus Information Exchange - Taxon list of the Turbinicarpi
... "Los Laureles" Note: This is a locality form of macrochele ssp. frailensis with curved yellow spines. macrochele "Querrero" Note: This is a locality form of macrochele ssp. frailensis. mandragora (Fric ex ... in KuaS 29(7): 157, 1978. pseudopectinatus cv. "Barbora" Note: This cultivar lacks the usual pectinate spines. See "Eine Dornenlos Form von Pelecyphora pseudopectinata" by A. Lux and R. Stanik in ...
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Escobaria sneedii ssp. leii
... leei differs from other Escobaria in densely clumping habit, small stem size, and tightly almost pectinate spination. Wild population intergrades with other forms of E. sneedii in the Guadalupe Mountains. This is ... is closely related to E. sneedii var. sneedii from which it differs by having deflexed spines, rather than spreading, brownish - pink flowers as opposed to rose-magenta and seeds 1 mm ...
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The Cycad Pages
... lamina orbicular ovate lanceolate (lamina) mm long (lamina) mm wide (lamina) deeply pectinate shallowly pectinate regularly dentate obscurely dentate with (lateral spines) lateral spines mm long apical spine distinct from lateral ... 16 mm long -- Cycas yorkiana 5* Megasporophyll apex 50--55 mm long, with 22--24 lateral spines 1--4 mm long, apical spine 21--25 mm long -- Cycas badensis 1* Crown and ...
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The Cycad Pages
... the central axis continuing vegetative growth. Ovules two to many (rarely one), marginally inserted on the stipe and directed obliquely outwards (`ascending'). Megasporophyll apically dilated into a pinnatifid, pectinate, toothed or entire lamina in the distal zone beyond the ovule-bearing stipe. Seeds: subglobular to ellipsoidal, with a yellow, orange or brown fleshy outer sarcotesta, and with ...
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Crataegus calpodendron, red haw
... . Bark gray and thickly furrowed. Twigs reddish brown when young, graying with age, densely hairy, becoming glabrous. Spines about 4 cm (1.6 in) long. Leaves alternate, simple, elliptic to ovate, 5-11 cm (2- ... numerous, 1-1.6 cm (0.4-0.6 in) long; calyx tube pubescent, glandular-serrate or pectinate; petals 5, white; calyx 5 lobes; stamens 20, anthers white or rarely pink; flowers appear May to June ...
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Areoles, Spines and Ribs - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
... 2/3 from previous page Spines Spines may be just the reason some people grow cacti! They come in all sorts of flavours: Straight, Hair-like, Hooked, Curved, Twisted, Bristles, Pectinate, Comb-like, feather like ... air at night, or in fog patches, channelling it down the stem to the roots. White dense spines and hair/wool covering a cactus protect it from the high intensity (UV) light. Opuntias have ...
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