Ariocarpus
trigonus elongatus LRM170, flowering at San Antonio. |
Limestone
shale habitat of A. trigonus LRM170, at San Antonio. |
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Ariocarpus
trigonus elongatus LRM170, a young plant flowering in October. |
Comments
The
plants of A. trigonus in the San Antonio area are of the
'elongatus' type, and often occur in much more open locations than the
more westerly colonies. At this location the plants occurred in
association with Obregonia denegrii, but generally inhabited
the higher more exposed areas, Obregonia being more prevalent in
the protection of the low scrub on the flats near base of the hills.
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