Hello!
Apparently, there is not very much information about this subject. There are 44 known native species in the country, and still, many more yet to be described. The majority endangered in the wild.
I will do my best to locate and photograph their populations as well as to create proper descriptions of their habitat. Their exact locations will be kept undisclosed.
Ignacio
The Cactaceae of Guatemala
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Glorioustache
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The Cactaceae of Guatemala
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Location: Central highlands of Guatemala, 14°N from the equator. Altitude: 1539M AMSL. Climate: Cwb, Subtropical Highland variety. Humidity: 100%
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Steve Johnson
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Re: The Cactaceae of Guatemala
It would be nice to see more field work being shared on the forum, so your thread should be right up our alley. By all means, please keep it going here.Glorioustache wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2019 6:08 pm Hello!
Apparently, there is not very much information about this subject. There are 44 native species in the country, and still, many more yet to be described. The majority endangered in the wild.
I will do my best to locate and photograph their populations as well as to create proper descriptions of their habitat. Their exact locations will be kept undisclosed.
Ignacio
If you just want photos without all the blather, please visit my Flickr gallery.
My location: Los Angeles, CA (Zone 10b)
My location: Los Angeles, CA (Zone 10b)
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Glorioustache
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Re: The Cactaceae of Guatemala
Glad to hear Steve! Thanks
Location: Central highlands of Guatemala, 14°N from the equator. Altitude: 1539M AMSL. Climate: Cwb, Subtropical Highland variety. Humidity: 100%