Rhipsalis dissimilis
Rhipsalis dissimilis (G.Lindb.) K.Schum.
Rhipsalis dissimilis is a species in the Cactaceae family, native to Brazil, particularly the Southeast and South regions. It was first described in 1890 by K.Schum., with the original name attributed to G.Lindb. This species is part of the Rhipsalis genus, which is known for its epiphytic or lithophytic growth habits.
Description
Rhipsalis dissimilis belongs to the Cactaceae family, a group of plants commonly known as cacti. It is primarily found in Brazil, specifically in the Southeast and South regions. The species was formally published in 1890 by K.Schum., based on the original work of G.Lindb. As a member of the Rhipsalis genus, it is likely to exhibit the characteristic growth forms of this group, which often include epiphytic or lithophytic adaptations. The genus Rhipsalis is notable for its presence in tropical and subtropical regions, and several of its species are cultivated for ornamental purposes.
Distribution
BR · Global · Brazil Southeast · Brazil South
Synonyms
Lepismium dissimileLepismium chrysanthumLepismium marnierianumLepismium rigidumLepismium saxatileRhipsalis saxatileRhipsalis saxatileRhipsalis setulosaRhipsalis rigidaRhipsalis spinescensRhipsalis chrysanthaHariota rugosaHylorhipsalis rugulosaRhipsalis rugulosaHariota rugulosaRhipsalis dissimilis var. setulosa
