Glandulicactus wrightii (Engelm.) D.J.Ferguson

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Scientific name:  Glandulicactus wrightii (Engelmann) D. Ferguson 

Origin:  Widespread and relatively common over a large area ranging from South-western US (Texas, New Mexico), to Mexico (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Nuevo León, Sonora, Zacatecas).

Habitat: Chihuahuan desert scrub, semi-desert grasslands, limestone outcrops, sometimes igneous 500-2000 m often growing within tuft of grass, this suggest that grasses are the most important nurse plants for this cactus..

Conservation status:  Listed in CITES appendix I

This plan is listed in CITES app I and treated as endangered but it is not rare with a wide distribution in the U.S. (south-eastern New Mexico and scattered throughout Trans-Pecos Texas)

Common English Names include: Wright's Fishhook Cactus, Cat-claw cactus, Turk's head, brown flowered hedgehog, mountain fishhook cactus, eagle-claw cactus.

Etymology: The variety epithet honours the early plant collector Charles Wright (See also: Mammillaria wrightii)

 

 

Glandulicactus wrightii SB840 Cuatrocienagas (cactus-art.biz)

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