Eulychnia taltalensis
A Eulychnia named for Taltal on the Atacama coast of northern Chile, often treated as a form of E. iquiquensis or E. breviflora. We have no wild records or measured climate, so the conditions here come from the genus in the coastal fog desert: very bright, mild, almost rainless and dependent on sea fog.
Where it grows wild
Believed to grow on coastal slopes and terraces in the fog zone near Taltal, inferred from the name and genus; not confirmed by our data.
Unknown in our data; Atacama coastal fog-zone cacti usually grow from near sea level to about 800 m.
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