Lobivia cinnabarina subs. acanthoplegma
Lobivia 3: 178. 1977
Family
Cactaceae
Genus
Species
Lobivia cinnabarina subs. acanthoplegma
Author
(Backeb.) Rausch
Chinese genus
丽花球属
Chinese name
-
Accepted
DescriptionEdit description
Habit
It is a small, low growing cactus that grows usually solitary (unless damaged).
Central Spines
Usually absent.
Seeds
Spherical, rough, grey, covered with skin remainders.
Description
Echinopsis cinnabarina var. acanthoplegmaSN|13648]]SN|13648]], best known as Lobivia acanthoplegmaSN|9457]]SN|9457]] is small cactus species with colourful flowers ranging from orange to dark violet-red with contrasting white throat.
Flowers
Arising from the basal tubercles on the side of the plant, up to 5 cm long and in diameter, unscented, orange to dark violet-red, throat usually lighter or white.
Ribs
Aprrox. 26 with noticeable tubercles up to 15 mm long.
Stem
Spherical-flattened to spherical, 15 cm diameter.
Radial Spines
Approx. 10, up to 20 mm long, awl-like, lying flat to the body, more or less interlaced.
Fruits
Globose to oval, semi-dry and perpendicularly splitting.