Parodia claviceps
A large globular to short-columnar Parodia (formerly Notocactus) from southern Brazil and neighbouring northeastern Argentina, with yellow flowers on a woolly apex. It grows in sunny rocky grassland under a humid subtropical climate with warm summers and cool winters.
Where it grows wild
Parodia of this group grow among rocks on open grassy hillsides and outcrops in the campos of southern Brazil and Corrientes/Misiones; this is generalised from the genus since no wild records were usable.
No recorded elevations; the region spans lowland to about 600 m.
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