Yes I have it Lisa. Can't remember what I paid for it now when it first came out.
No Fred does not produce a separate list of numbers in the book, only mentions them under the species in the text. I have Fred's list of numbers that he sent me before his book came out, in fact Ralph Martin's starter numbers lists came from me (Dave Whiteley) as you will see he acknowledges.
The reason there are not many varieties listed these days is the modern trend is not to have any divisions below subspecies, although Fred does make some varieties. Eriosyce crispa ssp. atroviridis var. atroviridis is of course simply a formal way of writing Eriosyce atroviridis type form, or Eriosyce crispa ssp. atroviridis if you submerge it under crispa. The type form retains that name down through all lesser ranks needed, for instance as Eriosyce crispa ssp atroviridis, var. atroviridis, subvar, atroviridis, forma atroviridis. Of course normally you just write them out to the lowest rank needed.
Under E. crispa v. atroviridis Fred lists FK 65; North of Freirina, FK 67, FK 69; S. of Vallenar, FK 105 S. of Freirina FK 160; N. of Vallenar, FK 397,
I also have Ritter's 4 volume work on S. American cacti where many were published (in those days as varieties) as most were originally published by him.
I still tend to use the Donald & Rowley 1966 "Reunion of Neoporteria" taxonomy since I don't think Eriosyce sensu stricto really belongs with the others therefore I tend to use Neoporteria and Thelocephala for many of them, retaining Eriosyce for the large woolly fruited ones.
If there are any numbers or information you want Lisa PM me. We found a lot of the Eriosyce when we went to Chile in 2015,
http://forum.bcss.org.uk/viewtopic.php? ... 1&start=60
One mentioned in Fred's book but not named then:-
http://www.succseed.com/shop/6903/art36 ... 98-201.pdf
