Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis C054

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Accepted Scientific Name: Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae
Lithops Flowering Stones 220 (1988)

Origin and Habitat: Type Locality, Near Hopetown, South Africa.
Habitat: It grows in sandy volcanic soil with fine-grained lava and quartz.

Synonyms:

• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis C054 TL: Near Hopetown, South Africa

Description: Lithops aucampiaeSN|12986]]SN|12986]] subsp. euniceae var. fluminalis is an exquisite “grey form” distiguishable from the var. euniceae for the finer and more numerous finger-like projections and marking on the margin and for the dark-grey overall colour. The plant in winter often take a paler greenish-grey colouration.
Habit: It slowly clumps forming cluster up to 200 mm in diameter, with up to 10 heads.
Bodies (paired leaves): Medium to large, facial diameters 25-40 mm in length and 20-30 mm wide. Profile truncate; top surface flat to slightly convex; fissure shallow, 3-6 mm; lobes conjunct. The plants prevalent colour is dark grey/brown with variable markings on the top surface. Windows and channels, usually broad, occasionally reduced to narrow grooves, obscurely translucent dark grey or dull brow. The finger-like lines organized into rays around the margins usually are distinctly dark grey or brown, and form an elegant lace, sometimes overflowing even on the sides. Dusky dots dull greenish grey. Shoulders milky bluish, pinkish or greenish grey.
Flowers: Yellow, medium to large, up to 45 mm Ø, mostly 25-35 mm Ø.
Fruit: Mostly 6 chambered.

Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis C054 TL: Near Hopetown, South Africa (llifle.com)

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