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mrwiggle
#1 Posted : 1/26/2013 7:28:22 PM

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i have a small collection of various trichocerous (im not sure if i spelled it right but you know what i mean) i have become extremly interested in all the sub species and distant and not so distant relatives, i found that echinopsis family is one of the closest relatives to trichocerous and because of the confusion around how things are named and name changes within the scientific community some of these species might be each other of you know what i mean. i got a cutting from a friend that was growing wild in california, i believe to the be "golden torch" does anyone have any experience or information specifically concerning active alks (or anything of general interest) in these relatives...if need be i can inspect it by request and give more thorough details about its morphology in order to further pinpoint or confirm its identity...
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AlbertKLloyd
#2 Posted : 1/26/2013 8:06:22 PM

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Echinopsis spachiana is likely to be the species you are writing about.
 
ipumaestro
#3 Posted : 1/26/2013 11:13:35 PM

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^ second that


ipuma bioassayed it once without spectacular results, but that was one specimen out of the whole genetic field
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