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Fragment of Isotypus C.H. Muller s.n. (CAS) https://plants.jstor.org/stable/viewer/10.5555/al.ap.specimen.cas0006168 ...see this observation: https://www.naturalista.mx/observations/59524631

Same crested mammillaria from several years ago. Growing well!

Check out the fasciation!

At first glance, I thought something had gone terribly wrong with this plant, and it was diseased. But on closer inspection, this plant may have just decided to be more colorful in its upper part.

Árbol de 6 m, látex blanco abundante, frutos verdes con costillas pronunciadas. En IEB como C.A. Maya-L. 604

Huellas derechas muy claras en patrón de caminata. La inferior corresponde a la mano y la superior a la pata. La navaja mide 9 cm de largo.

RB Sierra de Manantlán, Jal

Mycoheterotroph popping up beneath a Euc

I observed these plants. Photos given to me by Peter Woodall, with copyright.
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Few seen on limestone cliffs around the outer islands around Minado.

Only C. falcata and C. rumphii are recorded from SUlawesi.

Son estribillos masculinos y femeninos

C. mexicana?

Caulescent cycad to 5 m, trunk 1.5 m tall. Huge fruit ca. 50 cm long. Growing in fragment of mature forest surrounded by cattle pasture.