Some members of the Stylothele.

A few members of the Stylothele in flower today.

Wolf 688.



WH 009. Ojuelos de Jalisco Las Leitras, Jalisco. 2177m.

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WH 012. Cienega de Quijas, Jalisco.

The first looks like a regular M. crinita ssp crinita to me. Is the 2nd one the same as Rep2368/9 otherwise known as M. ojuelensis? I have a plant grown from Koehres seed of this, and I'd say the spines on your plant are a bit darker, but otherwise quite similar. The last maybe is close to M. limonensis?
Nice variants of the crinita complex anyway, and good to show some of the variability that this contains.

A few more crinita types...

pubispina TL 424

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aurihamata ML 419

pubispina UG 183



gilensis WTH 377



And finally glochidiata ixloensis WTH 365 or crinita ?

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A splitter's paradise!

Nice to see the variability Mark.

And yet a few more...

tezontle WAF 1986



moellar-valdeziana ML 138



WH 009a

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Hy Mark,
nice Stylos and really a plitter's paradise.
Here some photos of me.














I have left the names once away
You can try however gladly once.

Holger

Hi Mark,
Just saw your nice stylos, I have a little correction to the first photo.
In this case the acronym W doesn't belong to Frank Wolf.
His last field collection had the number W 298. This one belongs to Archie D. Wood.
Anybody can identify this species or knows something about the location of this collection?
Radial spine: 13-15; Central spine: 2 Could it be a M. wildii?

M. spec. Stylothelae W 688