Mammillaria beiselii
A clumping, white-spined Mammillaria from southern Mexico now usually treated within Mammillaria karwinskiana. With no usable wild records or climate data, the profile follows the karwinskiana group: bright light, warm summers with rain, and a dry, cooler winter rest.
Where it grows wild
Treated here from the M. karwinskiana group, which grows on rocky slopes in seasonally dry tropical scrub and deciduous forest, often wedged among rocks or under scattered shrubs.
Not recorded for this name; the karwinskiana group spans roughly lowland to about 2,000 m.
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