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| | | name = Acanthocalycium ferrarii | ||
| image = Acanthocalycium_ferrarii.jpg | |||
| kingdom = [[Plantae]] | |||
| family = [[Cactaceae]] | |||
| subfamily = [[Cactoideae]] | |||
| tribe = [[Trichocereeae]] | |||
| genus = [[Acanthocalycium]] | |||
| species = '''Acanthocalycium ferrarii''' | |||
| notes = Taxonomy follows Joël Lodé (2015–2019), with alternative classifications noted below. | |||
}} | }} | ||
== | == Description == | ||
'''Acanthocalycium ferrarii''' is a small globose cactus species native to Argentina. Plants are usually solitary, with dark green stems and well-defined ribs. | |||
The ribs are typically low and rounded. Areoles are small and spaced along the ribs. Spines are short to medium in length, usually grayish with darker tips. The number and length of spines may vary depending on growing conditions. | |||
Flowers are relatively large compared to the body, funnel-shaped, and commonly yellow, though variations may occur. The floral tube bears scales, hairs, and bristles typical of the genus. | |||
== Distribution == | |||
* Argentina (northwestern regions) | |||
== Taxonomy == | |||
According to '''Joël Lodé''', this species is recognized within the genus [[Acanthocalycium]]. | |||
In broader classifications, it is often treated as part of [[Echinopsis]], reflecting a wider genus concept based on molecular data. | |||
== Synonyms == | |||
The following names have been associated with this species: | |||
* ''[[Echinopsis ferrarii]]'' | |||
* ''[[Lobivia ferrarii]]'' | |||
== Notes == | |||
* Considered closely related to other species of the genus such as [[Acanthocalycium thionanthum]]. | |||
* Shows variability in spine development depending on habitat conditions. | |||
== Cultivation == | |||
This species is relatively easy to cultivate: | |||
* requires well-draining soil | |||
* prefers bright light | |||
* benefits from a dry winter rest | |||
[[Category:Cactaceae species]] | |||
[[Category:Flora of Argentina]] | |||
[[Category:Trichocereeae]] | |||
Revision as of 11:08, 25 March 2026
| Acanthocalycium ferrarii | |
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| File:Acanthocalycium ferrarii.jpg | |
| Kingdom | Plantae |
| Family | Cactaceae |
| Subfamily | Cactoideae |
| Tribe | Trichocereeae |
| SubTribe | |
| Genus | Acanthocalycium |
| Species | Acanthocalycium ferrarii |
| Notes | Taxonomy follows Joël Lodé (2015–2019), with alternative classifications noted below. |
Description
Acanthocalycium ferrarii is a small globose cactus species native to Argentina. Plants are usually solitary, with dark green stems and well-defined ribs.
The ribs are typically low and rounded. Areoles are small and spaced along the ribs. Spines are short to medium in length, usually grayish with darker tips. The number and length of spines may vary depending on growing conditions.
Flowers are relatively large compared to the body, funnel-shaped, and commonly yellow, though variations may occur. The floral tube bears scales, hairs, and bristles typical of the genus.
Distribution
- Argentina (northwestern regions)
Taxonomy
According to Joël Lodé, this species is recognized within the genus Acanthocalycium.
In broader classifications, it is often treated as part of Echinopsis, reflecting a wider genus concept based on molecular data.
Synonyms
The following names have been associated with this species:
Notes
- Considered closely related to other species of the genus such as Acanthocalycium thionanthum.
- Shows variability in spine development depending on habitat conditions.
Cultivation
This species is relatively easy to cultivate:
- requires well-draining soil
- prefers bright light
- benefits from a dry winter rest
