Aiphanes minima

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 Aiphanes minima subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Martinezia erosa, Lind. Lvs. with 2-3 pairs of narrow lfts. at base and a pair of broader ones at the apex, all oblique at the apex, bearing long, brown, needle-shaped spines on the veins and midrib; rachis cylindrical or obtusely angled, mealy, clothed with spines like those on the lvs. W. Indies.


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