Cacti / Fotografie
FotografieThe website author's photo gallery
Konrad Szychowski's photographs show plants from his collection, flowers, buds and structural details. Identified plants have a link to an atlas profile.
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Astrophytum asterias
Flowering Astrophytum asterias. Areoles and clusters of pale hairs are visible on the ribs.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Astrophytum caput-medusae
Astrophytum caput-medusae on a rootstock. Elongated tubercles and the graft union are visible.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Astrophytum ornatum
Ribs, areoles and spines of Astrophytum ornatum.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Stapelia grandiflora
A Stapelia grandiflora flower with transverse corolla folds and long hairs.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Huernia pillansii
A Huernia pillansii flower and fleshy stems covered with long projections.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Thelocactus bicolor
A Thelocactus bicolor flower with a visible stigma and numerous stamens.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Kroenleinia grusonii
Kroenleinia grusonii (formerly Echinocactus grusonii). Specimens with numerous ribs and pale spines.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Parodia magnifica
A group of Parodia magnifica with prominent ribs and pale areoles.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Echinopsis ancistrophora
Echinopsis ancistrophora, identified by the author as Echinopsis subdenudata. Two open white flowers.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Astrophytum capricorne
An Astrophytum capricorne flower with yellow perianth segments and a red centre.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Echinopsis ancistrophora
Flower buds of Echinopsis ancistrophora (labelled by the author as Echinopsis subdenudata).
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
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Leuchtenbergia principis
Flowering Leuchtenbergia principis. The elongated tubercles end in areoles with long spines.
Photo Konrad Szychowski.
Plant profile ↗Captions retain the identification level of the specimens shown. Sp. and spp. refer to plants identified to genus. Clicking a photograph opens a larger version.