A Preliminary Revision of the North American Species of Cactus, Anhalonium, and Lophophora — John Shaqi
A Preliminary Revision of the North American Species of Cactus, Anhalonium, and LophophoraCoulter, John Merle
Science
A Preliminary Revision of the North American Species of Cactus, Anhalonium, and Lophophora
Coulter, John Merle
Ariocarpus; Cactus; Peyote; Plants -- North America
Radials 9 to 22.
heyderi* (5), hemisphaericus* (6), gummiferus (8), gabbii
(34),
sphaericus (35).
*** Central spine solitary and hooked.
+ Stems slender cylindric: Lower Californian.
Centrals 1, 20 to 30 mm. long.
roseanus (23).
Centrals 1 to 4, 20 to 50 mm. long.
setispinus (24).
++ Stems depressed-globose to ovate.
Radials 4 to 6, rigid.
uncinatus (9).
Radials 8 to 12.
wrightii* (15).
Radials 15 to 30.
grahami* (19), eschanzieri (21).
Radials 50 to 60.
barbatus (18).
**** Central spines more than one, and none of them hooked.
+ Slender or sometimes stout cylindrical plants, branching at
base: Lower Californian.
brandegei (3), setispinus (24), halei (25).
++ Depressed-globose to ovate and stout cylindrical.
++ Radials few (3 to 12) and rigid: Mexican.
Radials 3: centrals 3.
alternatus (1)
Radials 7 or 8: tubercles 40 to 50 mm. long.
longimamma (36).
Radials 10 to 12: tubercles 12 to 15 mm. long.
gummiferus (8).
++++ Radials numerous (16 to 60), capillary or bristle-like.
Radials 15 to 30, slender but rigid (bristly).
acanthophlegmus(2), densispinus (4), bispinus (14),
rhodanthus (26), sulphureospinus (27), palmeri (29),
pringlei (32).
Radials 30 to 60 or more, mostly capillary.
tetrancistrus* (22), capillaris (28), texanus* (31),
spaerotrichus (33).
***** Central spines more than one and but one of them hooked.
Radials 10 to 15.
goodrichii* (16), setispinus (24).
Radials 15 to 30.
pondii (17), grahami* (19), bocasanus (20).
Radials 30 to 60.
tetrancistrus (22).
****** Central spines more than one, and more then one of them
hooked.
Radials 8 to 12.
wrightii* (15).
Radials 30 to 60.
tetrancistrus (22).
II. Tubercles with a more or less prominent groove.
* Central spines none.
+ Radials whitish and rigid, oppressed (pectinate) and
interwoven with adjacent clusters.
Depressed-globose and simple.
compactus (44).
Globose and simple.
radians* (45), corniferus (47).
Cespitose.
pectenoides (46), sulcatus* (49).
++ Radials more slender and spreading.
Radials 10 to 17.
missouriensis* (37), similis* (38), macromeris* (64).
Radials 30 to 50, capillary.
dasyacanthus* (51).
** Central spine solitary, not hooked.
+ Central spine porrect.
Radials 6 to 17.
missouriensis* (37), robustior* (39), scheerii* (40).
Radials 30 to 50, white and capillary.
dasyacanthus* (51).
++ Central spine curved downwards.
Radials 8 to 12.
sulcatus* (49).
Radials 12 to 26.
robustispinus (41), recurvatus (42), corniferus (47),
scolymoides* (48).
+++ Central spine erect: Mexican.
Radials 7 or 8: central 50 mm. long.
salm-dyckianus (43).
Radials 10 or 11: central 25 to 35 mm. long.
maculatus (52).
Radials 13 to 16.
compactus (44).
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account