Structure, habitats, reproduction and research findings. The profiles connect names in older publications with current profiles.
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Low-growing Andean cacti often described as Tunilla. Variation in their stems and spines requires comparisons of plants with known provenance. Ayrampo studies also cover germination and fruit pigments. [2-WWW] [Jara-Peña et al. 2024] [Dadther-Huaman et al. 2026]
Czytaj about the genus AirampoaSouth American tree-like cacti with cylindrical axes and flattened terminal segments. POWO accepts one species, Brasiliopuntia brasiliensis, also including plants described as B. schulzii. [2-WWW] [de Menezes et al. 2013]
Czytaj about the genus BrasiliopuntiaCaribbean shrubby and tree-like cacti whose flower appearance can conceal sexual function. Genus research combines ovule development, polyploidy, island history and conservation of small populations. [2-WWW] [Strittmatter et al. 2002] [Negrón-Ortiz 2007] [Majure et al. 2021b]
Czytaj about the genus ConsoleaLinks are based on POWO, checked on 8 October 2026. The details of individual taxonomic treatments are discussed in the profiles. [2-WWW]
| Name in the source | Accepted name and profile |
|---|---|
| Tunilla soehrensii | Airampoa ayrampo [2-WWW] |
| Airampoa aurata | Airampoa corrugata [2-WWW] |
| Airampoa picardoi | Airampoa erectoclada [2-WWW] |
| Brasiliopuntia schulzii | Brasiliopuntia brasiliensis [2-WWW] |
| Consolea corallicola | Consolea millspaughii subsp. corallicola [2-WWW] |
| Consolea microcarpa | Consolea picardae [2-WWW] |
| Consolea moniliformis subsp. guantanamana | Consolea moniliformis [2-WWW] |
| Consolea nashii subsp. gibarensis | Consolea nashii [2-WWW] |
Cayman Islands plants historically identified as C. spinosissima are discussed under C. millspaughii subsp. caymanensis. This was a misidentification. True C. spinosissima retains a separate profile. [Areces-Mallea 2001]