Islaya lindleyi "paucispina"

Accepted scientific Name: Eriosyce islayensis (Foster) Katt. 1994

Origin: E. islayensis is endemic to the northern Chile along the coast, to southern Peru (just south of Lima). Type locality Province of Islay Peru.

Habitat: Grows in very dry desert areas where it almost never rains and where only the occasional sea fog drift inland.

Etymology: The genus name "islayensis" derives for the occurrence in the Province of Islay, Department Arequipa, Peru. The variety name "lindley" comes from the English botanist John Lindley (February 8, 1799 - November 1, 1865).

Conservation status: Listed in CITES appendix 2.

Synonyms:  

• Echinocactus islayensis C.F.Först. 1861
  In: Hamb. Gartenz. 17:160. 1861 (Basyonym)
• Islaya islayensis (Först) Backeberg 1934
• Neoporteria islayensis (C.F.Först.) Donald & G.D.Rowley 1966
• Neoporteria lindleyi (Foerst.) Don. & Rowley
• Echinocactus lindleyi
• Neoporteria lindleyi v. curvispina
• Islaya paucispina

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