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Macabeana

As the photo of the flowers demonstrates, this plant is not a form of E. agavoides but a hybrid with - probably - E. agavoides as one parent. In the 20th century it has been distributed on the European continent as E. agavoides var. corderoyi.

 

Photo Mateo Lichtenstein

Photos Emmanuelle Aubé
Photo Margrit Bischofberger

Photo Naoyuki Hagane

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