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Pulverulenta   Boom

Parentage : C. perfoliata var. minor (C. perfoliata var. falcata) x C. schmidtii.

 

First published in Succulenta 36(3): 25-27, 1957 as C. x andegavensis.

 

Etymology : ‘andegavensis’ means ‘originated at Angers’.

 

Link to the original publication (Dutch). 

 

Link to the English translation.

 

Illustration of the original publication in Succulenta 1957 :

 

Illustrations from CSJ US, Vol. XLIV, p. 104, 1972 :

Left : Plant in flower reduced 
Right : Offset nat. size  

Illustration from Jacobsen, A Handbook of Succulent Plants, Fig. 293, p. 302 :

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