Mammillaria eriacantha

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 Mammillaria eriacantha subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Mammillaria eriacantha, Link & Otto. Cylindrical, elongated, ½ ft. and more in height ("reaching 20 in.") by 2-2 ½ in. diam.: tubercles crowded, acutely conical: spines all pubescent; radials 20-24, pale yellow, bristle-like; centrals 2, stronger, nearly twice as long as the radials, golden yellow, one directed upward, the other downward: fls. yellow, small: fr. yellow. Mex.


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