Help with an I.D please

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TALNOA
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Help with an I.D please

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Hello
I'm new in collection of cacti
I need your help
Thanks
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Salazar
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Re: Help with an I.D please

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Second one looks like Coryphantha cornifera
Third one is Parodia leninghausii
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The first is a Mammillaria of some sort.
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Salazar wrote:Second one looks like Coryphantha cornifera
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can be Coryphantha difficilis as well.
If your cacti mess in your job just forget about the job.
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toadstar wrote:The first is a Mammillaria of some sort.
M. rhodantha maybe.
If your cacti mess in your job just forget about the job.
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1-Mammillaria eriacantha
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Last one may even be Parodia (Eriocactus- Notocactus) schumannianus, the form known as P. ampliocostatus as the bristle like spines look a bit coarse for E. leminghausii, but it is hard to tell from a small plant and indeed it may be E. leninhausii as Salazar says.

http://www.cactusgarden.it/catalogo/Cac ... tatus.html
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