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Since 4 Aug 2013
Accepted Scientific Name: Eriosyce bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Katt.
Eriosyce (Cactac.) gen. revis. & ampl. (Succ. Pl. Res., 1) 117 (1994):.
Synonyms:
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx var. dubia (Backeb.)
- Neoporteria dubia (Backeb.) Donald & G.D.Rowley
- Pyrrhocactus dubius Backeb.
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Accepted name in llifle Database:Eriosyce bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Katt.
Eriosyce (Cactac.) gen. revis. & ampl. (Succ. Pl. Res., 1) 117 (1994):.
Synonymy: 14
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Katt.
- Echinocactus bulbocalyx Werderm.
- Neoporteria bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Donald & G.D.Rowley
- Pyrrhocactus bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Backeb.
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx var. dubia (Backeb.)
- Neoporteria dubia (Backeb.) Donald & G.D.Rowley
- Pyrrhocactus dubius Backeb.
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx var. marayensis (Backeb.)
- Neoporteria umadeave var. marayesensis (Backeb.) Donald & G.D.Rowley
- Pyrrhocactus marayesensis (Backeb.) J.G.Lamb.
- Pyrrhocactus umadeave var. marayesensis Backeb.
- Eriosyce megliolii (Rausch) Ferryman
- Neoporteria megliolii (Rausch) Donald
- Pyrrhocactus megliolii Rausch
Eriosyce bulbocalyx f. variegata
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Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Eriosyce bulbocalyx group
Eriosyce bulbocalyx (Werderm.) Katt.: Usually solitary globular cactus with apex covered with incurved, rust-coloured spines.- Eriosyce bulbocalyx var. dubia (Backeb.)
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx var. marayensis (Backeb.): Marayes, La Rioja, Argentina.
- Eriosyce bulbocalyx f. variegata
- Eriosyce megliolii (Rausch) Ferryman: has thick, incurved, blackish-purple spines. Distribution: Marayes, San Juan, Argentina.
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