Agave mitraeformis


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Read about Agave mitraeformis in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Agave mitraeformis, Jacobi (A. coarctata, Jacobi? A. Bonnetiana, Hort.?). Lvs.obovate-oblanceolate, acuminate, 12 x 30 in., grayish-zoned, rather repand, with large grooved spine and moderately large gray chestnut-tipped prickles on green prominences: infl. 15-20 ft.; fls. 2 1/2 in.; ovary 1 1/2-1 3/4 in., segm. 1/2 in., tube 1/2 in. S. Mex. Karsten & Schenck, Veg. Bilder, pl. 47. Anales Mus. Nac. ???. 2, pl. j. Publ. Carnegie Inst. 99, pl. 20.—This is A. tehuacanensis, Koch, Karwinski's plant of that name being apparently a form of A. Verschaffeltii. A yellow-margined, variegated agave, listed under A. mitraeformis by the Belgian dealers about 1876, appears to be A. atrovirens marginala. A cross with A. densiflora is said to have been effected. CH


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