Furcraea pubescens

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Read about Furcraea pubescens in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Furcraea pubescens, Tod. Nearly trunkless: lvs. spreading, concave, smooth, about 3x60 in.; teeth Kin. long, 1/5 in. 2/3 - 1 1/5 in. apart: infl. 15-20 ft., rather short- stalked, pubescent; fls. 2 ¼ in. ovary 1 in.; segm. 1 ½ in.: caps, large, broad, variously stipitate: bulbels ovoid. Mex (?). Giorn. Soc. Sci. Palermo 14:5-7. Ann. Jard. Buitenzorg. II. Suppl. 3:43. B.M. 6160(?) (depauperate). Related species are: F. gleeans, Tod. of Guiana, with lvs. 5 in. wide with hooked blackening teeth 1/5 – 1/3 in. long and 1 ¾ in. apart, glabrous long-stalked infl., and leafy-tipped bulbels. Hort. Panorm. 4. F. macrophylla, Hook., established in the Bahamas and Jamaica (probably from the south) with teeth ½ in. long and 3 1/3 in. apart, broad umbonate caps, and ovoid bulbels. Hook. Icon. 2501. Ann. Jard. Buitenzorg. II. Suppl. 3:37, 45. F. amiinu, Trel. (F. Deledevdntii, and F. altissima, Hort.?), of E. Peru, with nearly as large and distant teeth, short-stalked infl., cuboid caps, and conical- ovoid bulbels. Ceara or Pernambuco hemp is ascribed to F. agavephyUa, Brot. (F. cubensis, Mart. Agave inermis and A. subinermis, Roem.), the caraguata assu of N. E. Brazil., Marcgrav. & Piso, Brazil, p. 111, of this same group.

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