Weingartia glomeriseta
Frankfurter Kakteenf. 4(3): 12–13 (1977); cf. Lit. Kakteen 5(2): 92 (1981):. 1977; cf. G. D. Rowley in Repert. Pl. Succ. (I. O. S.), 28: 7 (1977publ. 1979).
Family
Cactaceae
Genus
Species
Weingartia glomeriseta
Author
(Cárdenas) F.H.Brandt
Chinese genus
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Chinese name
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Primary
Accepted
DescriptionEdit description
Description
Rebutia glomerisetaSN|15056]]SN|15080]], best known as SulcoSN'>15082' alt='15064'>Rebutia glomeriseta#SN#15080'>Sulco[[Rebutia glomerisetaSN' style='border
Similar Species
It is closely allied and intergrades with Rebutia menesesiiSN|15080]]SN|15064]] and Rebutia arenaceaSN|15080]]SN|15056]] that grows in the same area. They may all be different forms of the same polymorphic species.
Tubercles
In 15-20 spirals.
Flowers
Golden Yellow to orangish 2,5-3 cm long, 1,5-3,5 cm in diameter; stamens in two series.
Blooming Season
Late winter to spring.
Spines
Not easily differentiable from radials and centrals, bristly, interlecing creamy yellow to brownish at first, then turning greysh.
Stem
Flattened-spherical (often becoming somewhat elongate in cultivation), dark green, growing up to 6 cm diameter.
Fruits
Reddish brown.
Areoles
Oval-elongate about 2-5 mm in diameter and spaced about 3-8 mm.