BREVIPES Rose, 1903
Synonym : Echeveria brevipes (Rose) A.Berger (1930)
Subgenus Dudleya
Distribution : Mexico (central Baja California: Calmalli).
Description
(according to IHSP, 2003) :
Rosettes in groups of 5 – 6.
Leaves lanceolate to strap-shaped, acute to shortly pointed, 8 - 10 x 1 - 1.8 cm, not glaucous, somewhat glossy.
Inflorescence : Scape ± 30 cm, only basally branch-less, bracts ovate, acute, basally somewhat cordate, spreading or ascending, inflorescence with several divaricate branches, pedicels 3 - 4 mm.
Flowers : Calyx deeply 5- parted, sepals acute, glaucous, petal tips acute, reddish-yellow.
This unresolved taxon is only known from the protologue and is probably referrable to D. acuminata (Moran 1951a).