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Mammillaria huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

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Subfamily: Cactoideae Tribe: Cacteae	Distribution: Oaxaca, Puebla - Mexico (North America) Habit: Globose
Flower: Red	Encounterability: Common Worldwide

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M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

Picture taken at: Gene Schroeder's Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

Picture taken at: Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

Picture taken at: Craig and Denise Fry's Personal Collection

Photographer: Craig Fry

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

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M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

Picture taken at: Bev and Kermit Bender's greenhouse, Escanaba MI

Photographer: Kermit Bender

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. huitzilopochtli

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Mammillaria huitzilopochtli subsp. niduliformis

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Subfamily: Cactoideae Tribe: Cacteae	Distribution: Oaxaca - Mexico (North America) Habit: Globose
Flower: Red	Encounterability: Common Worldwide

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M. huitzilopochtli subsp. niduliformis

Picture taken at: Gene Schroeder's Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. niduliformis

Picture taken at: Daiv Freeman's Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. niduliformis

Picture taken at: Gene Schroeder's Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

M. huitzilopochtli subsp. niduliformis

Picture taken at: Daiv Freeman's Private Collection

Photographer: Daiv Freeman

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