Echinocereus freudenbergeri
A rarely recorded Echinocereus from northeastern Mexico; GBIF places this name under Echinocereus longisetus, where it is usually kept as a subspecies. Like E. longisetus it is a clumping, long-spined cliff dweller of the Chihuahuan Desert mountains. There are no usable wild records, so these conditions are generalised from E. longisetus and its region.
Where it grows wild
Cracks and ledges on limestone cliffs and rocky slopes in Chihuahuan Desert mountains, as for E. longisetus; generalised.
No recorded elevations; E. longisetus grows roughly 1,000β2,000 m.
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