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north american species of cactus(北美仙人掌)-第21章

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portion;    and   in  the   coalescence     of  the  enlarged    tubercles    into  broad 

vertical ribs。In fact; in young specimens; the plant appears almost smooth; 

with shallow furrows radiating from the depressed apex。The genus differs 

from Echinocactus in the suppression of the spine…bearing areolae; and the 

naked   ovary。In   the   examination   of   developing   tubercles   the   relation   to 

Anhalonium is evident。In the latter genus the young tubercle bears on the 

summit   of   its pedicel…like  lower portion   the tufted   flower…bearing   areola 



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the modified upper portion of the tubercle at that time appearing as a bract 

beneath   the   flower。In   Lophophora  there   is   the  same   condition   of   things; 

except that the bract…like upper portion is wanting。From this point of view 

it    would     appear     that    the    differences     between      Lophophora        and 

Echinocactus are intensified by the fact that the flower…bearing areola in 

the former genus is to be regarded as really lateral on a tubercle the upper 

part    of    which     has    disappeared。This       genus     occurs     abundantly      in 

southeastern Texas; extending southward into Mexico。Mrs。 A。 B。 Nickels 

reports   that   the   Indians   use   the   plants   in   manufacturing   an   intoxicating 

drink;  also   for   〃breaking   fevers;〃   and   that the   tops   cut off   and dried   are 

called 〃mescal buttons。〃 

     1。 Lophophora williamsii(Lem)。 

     Echinocactus        williamsiiLem。       Allg。   Gart。    Zeit。   xiii。  385    (1845)。 

Anhalonium williamsiiLem。 in Forst Handb。 Cact。 i。 233 (1846)。 

     Hemispherical;       from    a  very    thick   root;  often   densely    proliferous; 

transversely lined below by the remains of withered tubercles: ribs usually 

8 (in young specimens often 6); very broad; gradually merging above into 

the distinct nascent tubercles which are crowned with somewhat delicate 

penicellate tufts; which become rather inconspicuous pulvilli on the ribs: 

flowers   small;   whitish   to   rose:   stigmas   4。(Ill。   Bot。   Mag。   t。   4296)Type 

unknown。 

     Along   the   Lower   Rio   Grande;   Texas;   and   extending   southward   into 

San Luis Potosi and southern Mexico。 



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