Mammillaria linaresensis
A Mammillaria from the Linares area of Nuevo León, north-eastern Mexico, often treated as a form of M. melanocentra. Grow it as a lowland north-east Mexican cactus: bright light, hot summers, and a cool dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Assumed, as for M. melanocentra, to grow on rocky limestone slopes in Tamaulipan thornscrub, partly sheltered by shrubs and grasses; species-specific notes were not found.
The two recorded sites are at about 740 and 1040 m.
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