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Lectotype of Echinocereus pentalophus (DC.) Haage [family CACTACEAE]
Date Updated: 8 February 2012
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-148048
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Engelmann, #s.n.
Collection Date
1846
Locality
Collected at Burita near the mouth of the Rio Grande below Matamoros by the Missouri volunteers 1846 and cultivated at St. Louis fl. May 1843
Country
Mexico (Mexico)
Identifications
Lectotype of Echinocereus pentalophus (DC.) Haage [family CACTACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by L. Benson,,
Echinocereus procumbens Rumpler [family CACTACEAE]
Lectotype of Echinocereus procumbens Rumpler [family CACTACEAE]
Notes
25°56'24"N 097°15'36"W @ Tropicos http://www.tropicos.org/image/57458
Pages
1
Data last modified
2011-11-08
Date Updated: 9 August 2007
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-148048
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Engelmann, #s.n.
Collection Date
1846
Locality
Collected at Burita near the mouth of the Rio Grande below Mata moras by the Missouri volunteers 1846 and cultivated at St. Louis fl. May 1843
Country
Mexico (Mexico)
Identifications
Lectotype of Echinocereus pentalophus (DC.) Haage [family CACTACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by L. Benson,, 1967
Notes
25°56'24"N 097°15'36"W
Pages
1
Data last modified
2010-12-02
Date Updated: 21 May 2008
Herbarium
Missouri Botanical Garden (MO), MO-148048
Collection
Herbarium Specimens
Resource Type
Specimens
Collector
Engelmann, #s.n.
Locality
Collected at Burita near the mouth of the Rio Grande below Mata moras by the Missouri volunteers 1846 and cultivated at St. Louis fl. May 1843
Country
Montenegro (Montenegro)
Identifications
Lectotype of Echinocereus pentalophus (DC.) Haage [family CACTACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by L. Benson,
Notes
25º56'24"N 97º15'36"W
Pages
1
Data last modified
2008-05-21
![Lectotype of Echinocereus pentalophus (DC.) Haage [family CACTACEAE]](/fsi/img/size1/alukaplant/mo/phase_01/mo0008/mo-148048.jpg)
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