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Lembcke & Backeberg C.
(1959),
Die Cactaceae 3:1900 |
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Original description,
see above |
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Ritter F. (1980)
Kakteen in
Südamerika (3):1047 |
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As a synonym of C. solaris, referring to
C. ferox Backeberg as a n.n. |
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Taylor N.P. (1981)
A
commentary on Copiapoa , The Cactus and Succulent Journal of Great
Britain, 43(2/3):
49-60
Checklist |
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confirms the name as nom. inval. (Arts 9 &
37) under the ICBN |
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Butcher D.
(1982)
The Genus Copiapoa, Calandrinia II :08 |
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'C. ferox Lembcke &
Backb.
Plant no.8, map 3. KK 620, KK 174.
Body-globular, later elongated with top flattened, 15 cm
high to 10 cm across. Pale grey-green, 8 high and sharp ribs, 2 cm high,
broad at base; Areoles-5 mm apart, somewhat sunken with grey felt;
Spines-pale ,brown later yellowish-grey, about 10 radials radiating, more or
less recumbent, 1 pointed down, 3.2 cm long. Up to 3 centrals, porrect,
strong, lower one the longest, to 5 cm; Roots
-strong; Habitat -
Blanco and Encelada -
south from Antofagasta. See note under C. conglomerata' |
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Hoffmann A.
E. (1989)
Cactaceas en la flora silvestre de Chile: 102 - 107 |
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as a synonym of C. solaris |
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Meregalli M
& Doni, C (1991)
Piante Grasse Speciale - Il Genere Copiapoa |
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Schulz R. & Kapitany
A., (1996)
Copiapoa in their
Environment |
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The authors concentrate on the
environmental matters rather than taxonomy issues and only refer to C.
solaris
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Charles G. J., (1998)
Copiapoa
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as a synonym of C. solaris
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Hunt D.
(Ed.) (2001)
Coping with Copiapoa - 2,
Cactaceae Systematics Initiatives 12: 15-17 |
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Taylor N.
P., (2001)
Roots and mucilage in Copiapoa,
Cactaceae Systematics Initiatives 12: 18 |
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Hunt D. (Ed.)
(2002)
Cactaceae Systematics Initiatives 13:12 |
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Hoffmann A.E. & Walter H. (2004)
Cactaceas en la flora silvestre
de Chile (2nd Ed.): 130 |
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Hunt D. (Ed.)
(2006)
The New Cactus Lexicon |
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Schulz, R. (2006)
Copiapoa in their Environment (2006) |
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