Mammillaria from Botanic Garden 1

Number of posts : 87 Registration date : 2016-09-23

This specimen was identified like Mammillaria matudae var. serpentiformis. But I think it's wrong. It's from the Alcala de Henares Botanic Garden in Madrid.

Mammillaria from Botanic Garden 1 Dsc_2113

Mammillaria from Botanic Garden 1 Dsc_2112

Mammillaria from Botanic Garden 1 Dsc_2111

Alcala de Henares Botanic Garden (Madrid), 9/12/16

Regards,

Number of posts : 336 Registration date : 2009-10-01

It's certainly not M. matudae (or var. serpentiformis). Most likely ID seems to me M. elegans (schmollii/meissneri).

Wolter ten hoeve.

Number of posts : 87 Registration date : 2016-09-23

Sorry, but I don't understand well your answer. What species are you referring with 'M. elegans (schmollii/meissneri)'.
Seaching in the gallery I've found some pictures of M. meissneri similar to my specimen (and others not so similar), but I haven't got anything under 'schmollii', and under 'elegans I've found some pictures but more different than those of M. meissneri.

Subject: Re: Mammillaria from Botanic Garden 1 Wed Oct 17, 2018 3:40 pm

There's a fair number of names for what I would call M. haageana ssp. schmollii, others would use some of the names Wolter has written above, and some would simply say its a clumping form of M. haageana.

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Chris43, moderator

Number of posts : 87 Registration date : 2016-09-23

Ok. Thank you Chris.

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