Agave victoriae reginae

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Read about Agave victoriae reginae in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Agave victoriae reginae, Moore (A. Considerantii, Duchartre). Lvs. in a globose cluster, triangular-oblong, acutely 3-angled, 1-2 x 6-8 in., dark green, with a short black triangular spine and gray margin decurrent on the edges and keel: infl. 10-12 ft., rather slender but compact; fls. 1 1/4 in,; ovary 5/8 in., segm. 5/8 in., tube 1/8 in.: caps, small. N. E. Mex. G.C. 1875, p. 484; 1880, p. 788; II. 18, p. 841; III. 1, p. 806. R.H. 1875, p. 429; 1890, p. 392; 1897, p. 100. G.W. 2, p. 592; 10, p. 213. G.Z. 20, p. 88, 135. Peacock, List of Succ. Pl. pl. S.H. 4, p. 287. I. H. 28, pl. p. 413. Lyon Hort. 22, p. 371; 31, p. 146. R.B. 1876, p. 16. G.M. 6, p. 196. Gn. 8, p. 351; 22, p. 448. 460; 48, p. 117. Gt. 1878, p. 74. Journ. N. Y. Bot. Card. 7. p. 163. —Deleuil is said to have effected a cross with A. caerulescens. Differing in its fewer-lvd. more open rosettes and in the triple spines at apex of the lvs. is A. Nickelsiae, Hort. Both agree with the following filiferous species in having the lvs. white-marked by adherent cuticle, and with the preceding marginate species in their detachable horny border, and in fls.

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