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a: Echinocereus triglochidiatus subsp. mojavensis on lower slopes at the type locality for E. engelmannii subsp. magnursensis north-east of Big Bear City, San Bernardino Co., CA alt. 2,046m, E. triglochidiatus subsp. mojavensis auf den niedrigeren Hanglagen am Typfundort des E. engelmannii subsp. magnursensis nordöstlich von Big Bear City, San Bernardino Co., CA, Höhe 2.046 m, 30/05/2013.
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A new subspecies of Echinocereus engelmannii from the San Bernadino Mountains of California is described and differentiated
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... plant had caused Parish some difficulty. He had clearly seen the scarlet-flowered E. triglochidiatus subsp. mojavensis (Fig. 10a) at Baldwin Lake on lower slopes or possibly at the same altitude (Fig. 10b), and until his new find bloomed magentapurple, thought that he had found a plant related to Cereus mojavensis! On initial impression it is easy to see how he made this mistake, as the twisting spination of E. engelmannii subsp. magnursensis could easily be ...
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... Pflanze hat Parish doch einige Probleme bereitet. Er hat sicherlich die scharlachrot blühenden E. triglochidiatus subsp. mojavensis (Fig. 10a) an tieferen Hängen bei Baldwin Lake oder möglicher-weise sogar in derselben Höhe (Fig. 10b) gesehen und bis sein Neufund magentapurpurn erblühte, dachte er eine Pflanze gefunden zu haben, die dem Cereus mojavensis verwandt war. Auf den ersten Blick ist unschwer zu erkennen, wie er diesen Fehler begangen hat, weil die gewundene ...
