Rebutia minuscula subs. edeltraudianae

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Since 4 Aug 2013

Rebutia minuscula subs. edeltraudianae n.n.

Family: CACTACEAE

Accepted Scientific Name: Rebutia minuscula K.Schum.
Monatsschr. Kakteenk. 5: 102, cum xylogr. 1895

Rebutia minuscula subs. edeltraudianae Photo by: Peiffer Clement
RW 66 (Collector Rainer Wahl), Sierra Medina, Tucuman, Argentina, 1540 metres above sea level.

Origin and Habitat: Sierra Medina, in the Argentine province of Tucuman, at an altitude of 1540 metres above sea level.

Synonyms:

Rebutia minuscula subs. edeltraudianae n.n.

Rebutia edeltraudae n.n.

See all synonyms of Rebutia minuscula

Description: Rebutia edeltraudaeSN|15417]]SN|34811]] (Rebutia minusculaSN|15391]]SN|15391]] ssp. edeltraudianae) is an undescribed name (nomen nudum - Abbreviation n. n. A title lacking valid description). It was first named by Rainer Wahl under the field number RW 66 from the Sierra Medina, in the Argentine province of Tucuman, at an altitude of 1540 metres above sea level.
It is an yellow-orange form of Rebutia minusculaSN|15391]]SN|15391]] and is the same plant as Rebutia xanthocarpaSN|34811]]SN|15417]]. (Spelling variants comprise: edeltraudae, edeltraudianae, edeltraudii, and edeltraudei)

Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Rebutia minuscula group

Rebutia chrysacantha Backeb.: This name is applied to plants with stiffer spines, yellowish with brown tips, and with reddish-orange flowers.
Rebutia chrysacantha var. elegans (Backeb.) Backeb.: has stiff whitish spines and reddish-orange flowers. The name is derived from the overall appearance of the variety, with elegant, neat, spines spirally arranged.
Rebutia grandiflora Backeb.
Rebutia minuscula K.Schum.: is a small clumping cactus species, widespread and extremely variable. Flowers orange-red to violet. Distribution: northern Argentina (Catamarca, Jujuy, Salta and Tucumán)
Rebutia minuscula subs. edeltraudianae n.n.: has yellow-orange flowers (= Rebutia xanthocarpa). Distribution: Sierra Medina, Tucuman, Argentina.
Rebutia minuscula f. kariusiana (Wessner) Donald: has pink-violet flowers and shows transitional characters between Rebutia minuscula subs. violaciflora and Rebutia wessneriana subs. beryllioides.
Rebutia senilis Backeb.: has bristly, glassy, white spines up to 30 mm long that largely covers the stems and very showy orange or crimson blooms. Distribution: Salta, Argentina.
Rebutia senilis var. iseliniana Krainz: has bright orange or orange-red (occasionally yellow) flowers and thinner spines, sometimes pure white, often with a yellowish cast.
Rebutia senilis var. lilacino-rosea Backeb.: has pink-violet flowers that distinguishes it from other varieties of Rebutia senilis.
Rebutia violaciflora Backeb.: has light-violet blossoms in the early spring. It is a selected colour strain.
Rebutia violaciflora var. albispina hort.: has pink-violet flowers and glassy-white spines intermediate between the short, spines of Rebutia minuscula and the long spines of Rebutia senilis.
Rebutia violaciflora var. carminea (Buining) Donald
Rebutia xanthocarpa var. graciliflora Backeb. ex Šída

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