Parodia mammulosa subsp. submammulosa, formerly known as Notocactus submammulosus, is a small cactus that grows slowly and has a solitary …
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Parodia is a genus of cacti, native to the uplands of Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia and Uruguay. The genus is named after Domingo Parodi, one of the early investigators of the flora of Paraguay.
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Parodia aureispina, also known as Parodia microsperma subsp. aureispina, is a small cactus with spherical, green to slightly bluish stems …
Parodia microsperma is small cactus with stems that have spirally arranged tubercles into 13 to 21 ribs, each with a cluster of spines at …
Parodia concinna (Sun Cup) is a small cactus with a depressed spherical stem with 15 to 32 slightly tuberculate ribs lined with clusters …
Parodia roseolutea, formerly known as Notocactus roseoluteus, is a small cactus with a spherical, green to grayish-green stem with 15 to …
Parodia magnifica (Balloon Cactus), formerly known as Notocactus magnificus or Eriocactus magnificus, is a cactus with a green, globose to…
Parodia ottonis subsp. horstii is a solitary or slowly clustering cactus with flattened or spherical stems with 6 to 16 ribs. The stems are…
Parodia penicillata is a cactus with green spherical, later cylindrical stems with white, pale yellow, or pale brown spines. The stems…
Parodia erinacea is a small cactus with a solitary, flattened globular to short cylindrical stem with 12 to 15 ribs and a woolly top. The…
Parodia mammulosa (Tom Thumb Cactus), formerly known as Notocactus mammulosus, is a small cactus with a globose, usually solitary stem …