the genus rebutia 1895—1981 - Free
the genus rebutia 1895—1981 - Free
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Digito<strong>rebutia</strong> pectinata (Backbg.) Buin.<br />
Digito<strong>rebutia</strong> pygmaea (R. E. Fries) Donald<br />
Digito<strong>rebutia</strong> steinmannii sensu Buin.<br />
Echinolobivia haagei (Frič & Schelle) Y. Ito.<br />
Lobivia neo-haageana Backbg.<br />
Lobivia pygmaea (R. E. Fries) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia haagei (Frič & Schelle) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia haagei var. digitiformis (Backbg.) Donald<br />
Mediolobivia haagei var. orurensis (Backbg.) Donald<br />
Mediolobivia haagei var. pectinata (Backbg.) Donald<br />
Mediolobivia haageana Borg nomen nudum<br />
Mediolobivia orurensis (Backbg.) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia pygmaea (R. E. Fries) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia pectinata (Backbg.) Backbg. non Frič<br />
Mediolobivia pectinata var. digitiformis (Backbg.) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia pectinata var. orurensis (Backbg.) Backbg.<br />
Mediolobivia pectinata var. neosteinmannii Backbg.<br />
Pygmaeolobivia odierata Hort. nomen nudum<br />
Pygmaeolobivia pygmaea (R. E. Fries)<br />
Rebutia haagei Frič & Schelle<br />
Rebutia orurensis Backbg.<br />
Rebutia pectinata Backbg.<br />
Rebutia pectinata var. digitiformis Backbg.<br />
Rebutia pectinata var. orurensis Backbg.<br />
Classification Section III Digito<strong>rebutia</strong> Subsection I Pygmaeae<br />
Body up to 25mm. in diameter, simple at first but becoming caespitose<br />
with age. The epidermis bluish-green often tinged deep purple<br />
particularly during <strong>the</strong> winter.<br />
Areoles elliptical with sparse greyish-brown wool, raised in <strong>the</strong> tubercles.<br />
Spines arranged in 12 distinct ribs. Centrals absent, radials strongly<br />
pectinate and adpressed, up to 12 in number, 4mm. long, greyish-<br />
white, brownish at <strong>the</strong> base.<br />
Flowers very variable, pink to salmon often bicoloured, 25mm. long and<br />
20mm. in diameter with a white throat. Stigma 6 lobed green, style<br />
green, filaments white or pinkish. Tube brownish-green with<br />
green scales with copious white wool.<br />
Fruit dull brownish-black, dome shaped, testa finely pitted.<br />
Seed large, 7mm. in diameter, greenish-brown covered with white wool.<br />
Type locality Yavi, Jujuy Province, N. Argentina. Map 2, No. 35.<br />
Notes This species has a very wide geographical range and a large<br />
number of minor variations occur. Many of <strong>the</strong>se minor variations<br />
have been described as ‘new’ species or varieties. There are for<br />
example a very large number of flower colour variants and also<br />
spine colour variants. It is indeed possible that this species could<br />
include 90% of all <strong>the</strong> species ascribed to <strong>the</strong> subsection<br />
Pygmaeae!<br />
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