Cactus
Parodia langsdorfii (Lehm.) D.R.Hunt
Parodia langsdorfii is a species in the Cactaceae family, native to southern Brazil. It is commonly known as Cactus in English and other languages. The species was published in 1997 and is recognized under the authorship (Lehm.) D.R.Hunt.
Description
Parodia langsdorfii is a member of the Cactaceae family, a group of plants primarily found in arid and semi-arid regions. This species is native to southern Brazil, where it grows in its natural habitat. The plant is part of the genus Parodia, which includes a variety of cacti with distinct morphological features. The species was officially described and published in 1997, with the scientific name attributed to the authorship (Lehm.) D.R.Hunt. The common name for this species is Cactus, a term widely used to describe plants in the Cactaceae family. It is distributed globally, with its primary origin in Brazil South.
Other common names
Cactus
Distribution
BR · Global · Brazil South
Synonyms
Malacocarpus polyacanthusMelocactus langsdorfiiNotocactus polyacanthusNotocactus proliferNotocactus leprosorumNotocactus leprosorumNotocactus longispinusNotocactus longispinusRitterocactus langsdorfiiWigginsia polyacanthaCactus langsdorfiiEchinocactus langsdorfiiEchinocactus polyacanthusNotocactus langsdorfiiWigginsia leprosorumNotocactus langsdorfii var. leprosorumWigginsia longispinaNotocactus langsdorfii var. longispinusWigginsia proliferaNotocactus langsdorfii f. proliferMalacocarpus langsdorfiiWigginsia langsdorfiiNotocactus langsdorfii f. eddiewarasiiNotocactus langsdorfii f. multicepsNotocactus langsdorfii f. prestleiNotocactus neohorstii var. prestleiNotocactus pulvinatus var. multicepsParodia langsdorfii subsp. multicepsRitterocactus langsdorfii subsp. multicepsWigginsia langsdorfii subsp. multiceps
