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Taxonomy being
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SUBGENUS HAWORTHIA
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| This is by far the largest of the
three subgenera groups and
contains several sections and subsections.
Flower base triangular to rounded in
cross-section.
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SECTION ARACHNOIDEAE
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| This section's distinguishing features
are: the leaf tip not recurved into a windowed area but margins and
keel usually with teeth. |
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SUBSECTION
ARACHNOIDEAE
Gallery
- 1a, 1b and 1c
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: usually solitary or slowly offsetting and with toothed margins
and keel. |
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SUBSECTION LIMPIDAE
Galleries - 2a, 2b,
2c, 2d, 2e, 2f, 2g and 2i
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: usually solitary or slowly offsetting, pale to bluish green
leaves, often solitary or slowly offsetting, leaf tips translucent. |
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SUBSECTION PROLIFERAE
Gallery - 3
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: strongly clustering, small rosettes, leaves mid to dark green,
often with toothed margins. |
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SUBSECTION CYMBIFOLIAE
Gallery - 4
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: often clustering, leaves fleshy, green to pale green, margins
sometimes lightly toothed. |
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