. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. Fig. 24.—Fchinoceretis perbellus northern Mexico; recorded from. -Kchinocereus reichen- bachii. Type locality: Mexico. Distribution: Texas and western Kansas. The plant grows in a limestone country, usually among rocks. Brandegee in 1876 reported Cereus caespitosus castaneus from the mesas of Saint Charles, south of Pueblo, Colorado, but we Fig. 25. have seen no specimens. The species is not credited to Colorado in recent manuals. We have seen specimens from as far south as Saltillo, Mexico (Runyon, 1921). Cereus concolor Schott (Pac. R. Rep. 4
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. Fig. 24.—Fchinoceretis perbellus northern Mexico; recorded from. -Kchinocereus reichen- bachii. Type locality: Mexico. Distribution: Texas and western Kansas. The plant grows in a limestone country, usually among rocks. Brandegee in 1876 reported Cereus caespitosus castaneus from the mesas of Saint Charles, south of Pueblo, Colorado, but we Fig. 25. have seen no specimens. The species is not credited to Colorado in recent manuals. We have seen specimens from as far south as Saltillo, Mexico (Runyon, 1921). Cereus concolor Schott (Pac. R. Rep. 4: Errata and Notes 11. 1856) is referred here by Coulter. The original description indicates a very different plant and it is surprising * According to Walpers, the specific name is reichenbachii, but Labouret, when he transferred it to Cereus, changed it to reichenbachianus and this spelling is used in the Index Kewensis where the plant is taken up under Echinocereus. ere the binomial is credited to Engelmann. Ih. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Carnegie Institution of Washington. Washington, Carnegie Institution of Washington
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