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SUBGENUS HAWORTHIA
- cont.
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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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Galleries 5a and 5b
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| This section's distinguishing features
are: truncate leaves with the upper surface windowed. |
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SECTION LORATAE
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| This section's distinguishing features
are: narrow leaves, often with minute teeth. |
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SUBSECTION LORATAE
Gallery 6
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: roots not tuberous. |
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SECTION RETUSAE
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| This section's distinguishing features
are: leaf end-area expanded to form transparent window. |
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SUBSECTION RETUSAE
Galleries 8a, 8b, 8c,
8d, 8e, 8f, 8g, 8h, 8i, 8j, 8k,
8l and 8m
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: well-defined leaf tip recurved to form windowed area. |
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SUBSECTION TURGIDAE
Gallery 9
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| This subsection's distinguishing features
are: leaves inflated and only slightly recurving, tip usually
incurving slightly. |
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