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RMD1X0FD–Peruvian Cactus, Peruvian Old Man Cactus, Espostoa lanata, Cactaceae. Ecuador and Peru, South America.
RF2AWJYRJ–Interesting shape of the Espostoa lanata, a genus of columnar cacti from the Andes of southern Ecuador and Peru
RF2B7E2DT–Peruvian Columnar Cactus Species: Peruvian Old Man or Cotton Ball or Snowball Cactus or Wooly Espostoa (Espostoa Lanata var. Sericata)
RFW8RMX3–Espostoa lanata Cactaceae cylindrical tall cactus with white silver soft needles, tropical evergreen cactus with fluffy needles
RFM23PD8–From a weekend visit to the botanical garden, macro shots this hairy cactus that looks like a little creature. Espostoa ritteri, Peruvian Old Man.
RMD1WYY3–Peruvian Cactus, Peruvian Old Man Cactus, Espostoa lanata, Cactaceae. Ecuador and Peru, South America.
RF2WFK99F–Cactus garden with Espostoa lanata, Mammillaria spinosissima cv. 'Un Pico' and other cactus
RFW6DAM3–Cactus against black background. Cactaceae plant, arborescent, with branched trunk covered by short radial yellow spines with brown tip. The succulent
RF2B7E2DX–Peruvian Columnar Cactus Species: Peruvian Old Man or Cotton Ball or Snowball Cactus or Wooly Espostoa (Espostoa Lanata var. Sericata)
RMP41EGP–A trio of Old man cacti with blooming red flowers projecting outward covered with white hairy fur-like spikes
RFM23PDG–From a weekend visit to the botanical garden, macro shots this hairy cactus that looks like a little creature. Espostoa ritteri, Peruvian Old Man.
RMRFR2R7–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. FIGS. 87 and 88.—Espostoa lanata. In 1918, while in Ecuador, Dr. Rose attempted to reach the exact locality of Humboldt's Cactus lanatus, but was unsuccessful. In the Catamayo Valley somewhat north of Humboldt's station and in what is doubtless a part of the same desert he collected this species and upon this our descrip- tion above is largely based. These plants are so different in habit from other plants collected by Dr. Rose in central Peru that we have been very much in doubt whether they should all be referred here or a part separated as a
RFW6DAXM–Cactus against black background. Cactaceae plant, arborescent, with branched trunk covered by short radial yellow spines with brown tip. The succulent
RFM23PD4–From a weekend visit to the botanical garden, macro shots this hairy cactus that looks like a little creature. Espostoa ritteri, Peruvian Old Man.
![. The Cactaceae : descriptions and illustrations of plants of the cactus family. 270 THE CACTACEAE. Figxire 242 is from a photograph taken by IMr. Collins in 1902; it is three-fourths natural size. On page 58, vol. 11. under Cephalocereus Jiermentiamis, add: Illustration: ]Iollers Deutsche Gart. Zeit. 25: 473. f. 5, No. 10, as Pilocereus hermentianus. On page 58, vol. 11, under Pilocereiis albisetosus, add the sjTionyms: Cactus alhisetosus Sprengel, Syst. 2: 496. 1825; Cactus albisetus Steudel, Xom. ed. 2. i: 245. 1840. On page 61, vol. 11, under Espostoa lanata, add to illustrations: Schelle Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RG58RX/the-cactaceae-descriptions-and-illustrations-of-plants-of-the-cactus-family-270-the-cactaceae-figxire-242-is-from-a-photograph-taken-by-imr-collins-in-1902-it-is-three-fourths-natural-size-on-page-58-vol-11-under-cephalocereus-jiermentiamis-add-illustration-iollers-deutsche-gart-zeit-25-473-f-5-no-10-as-pilocereus-hermentianus-on-page-58-vol-11-under-pilocereiis-albisetosus-add-the-sjtionyms-cactus-alhisetosus-sprengel-syst-2-496-1825-cactus-albisetus-steudel-xom-ed-2-i-245-1840-on-page-61-vol-11-under-espostoa-lanata-add-to-illustrations-schelle-RG58RX.jpg ". The Cactaceae : descriptions and illustrations of plants of the cactus family. 270 THE CACTACEAE. Figxire 242 is from a photograph taken by IMr. Collins in 1902; it is three-fourths natural size. On page 58, vol. 11. under Cephalocereus Jiermentiamis, add: Illustration: ]Iollers Deutsche Gart. Zeit. 25: 473. f. 5, No. 10, as Pilocereus hermentianus. On page 58, vol. 11, under Pilocereiis albisetosus, add the sjTionyms: Cactus alhisetosus Sprengel, Syst. 2: 496. 1825; Cactus albisetus Steudel, Xom. ed. 2. i: 245. 1840. On page 61, vol. 11, under Espostoa lanata, add to illustrations: Schelle Stock Photo")
RMRG58RX–. The Cactaceae : descriptions and illustrations of plants of the cactus family. 270 THE CACTACEAE. Figxire 242 is from a photograph taken by IMr. Collins in 1902; it is three-fourths natural size. On page 58, vol. 11. under Cephalocereus Jiermentiamis, add: Illustration: ]Iollers Deutsche Gart. Zeit. 25: 473. f. 5, No. 10, as Pilocereus hermentianus. On page 58, vol. 11, under Pilocereiis albisetosus, add the sjTionyms: Cactus alhisetosus Sprengel, Syst. 2: 496. 1825; Cactus albisetus Steudel, Xom. ed. 2. i: 245. 1840. On page 61, vol. 11, under Espostoa lanata, add to illustrations: Schelle
RFW6DB0B–Cactus against black background. Cactaceae plant, arborescent, with branched trunk covered by short radial yellow spines with brown tip. The succulent
RMRFR2RE–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. ESPOSTOA. 61 1. Espostoa lanata (HBK.). Cactus lanatus Humboldt, Bonpland, and Kunth, Nov. Gen. et. Sp. 6: 68. 1823. Cereus lanatus De Candolle, Prodr. 3: 464. 1828. Pilocereus dautwitzn Haage, Card. Chron. 1873: 7. 1873. Pilocereus haagei Riimpler in Forster, Handb. Cact. ed. 2. 665. 1885. Pilocereus lanatus Weber, Diet. Hort. Bois 965. 1898. Cereus dautwitzii Orcutt, West Amer. Sci. 13: 63. 1902. Cleistocactus lanatus Weber in Gosselin, Bull. Mens. Soc. Nice 44: 37. 1904. Pilocereus lanatus haagei Jostmann, Monatsschr. Kakteenk. 21: 25. 1911.
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