Gymnocalycium saglionis
Gymnocalycium saglionis (Cels) Britton & Rose
Gymnocalycium saglionis, known as the giant chin cactus, is a globular species of the Cactaceae family, native to northwest Argentina. It was first described in 1922 by Britton & Rose, based on the original work of Cels.
Description
Gymnocalycium saglionis is a member of the Cactaceae family and is part of the genus Gymnocalycium. This species is native to the northwest region of Argentina and is recognized for its globular shape. It was formally published in 1922 by Britton & Rose, with the original work attributed to Cels. The species is known for its distinct appearance and is part of the broader distribution of Gymnocalycium species, which can be found in various regions including Brazil and globally.
Distribution
BR · Global · Argentina Northwest
Synonyms
Brachycalycium tilcarenseEchinocactus hybogonusEchinocactus saglionisGymnocalycium saglioneGymnocalycium saglionis var. jujuyenseGymnocalycium saglionis subsp. tilcarenseGymnocalycium saglioneGymnocalycium saglionis f. columnareGymnocalycium saglionis f. splendensGymnocalycium saglionis var. australeGymnocalycium saglionis var. minus
