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Agave maximiliana var. maximiliana
Baker
Agave from the mountainous regions of Mexico that can become a very attractive plant with the proper care and when growing symmetrically
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© Julia Etter & Martin Kristen
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First Description |
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Gardeners' Chronicle, n. ser., v. 8: 201, 1877
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Synonyms
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Agave conjuncta Berger (1915)
(Die Agaven: 158, 1915)
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Agave crenata Berger (1912)
(Hortus Mortolensis: 11, 1912)
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Agave gustaviana Hort. Corderoy ex Baker (1877)
(Gardeners' Chronicle, n. ser., v. 8: 201, 1877)
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Agave katharinae Berger (1915)
(Die Agaven: 197, 1915)
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Literature
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Gentry, H. S.: Agaves of Continental North America: 346-350, 1982 |
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Smith, Gideon F.: Proposal to conserve the name Agave maximiliana against A. gustaviana (Asparagaceae: Agavoideae) |
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Basic Data
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Subgenus |
Agave |
Section |
Crenatae |
Diameter |
up to 160cm |
Inflorescence |
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Flower Color |
yellow |
Flowering Time |
February - April |
Reproduction |
seed |
Common Name |
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Natural Location
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Occurrence |
Sinaloa, Durango, Nayarit, Jalisco, Zacatecas, Colima |
Remarks
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A homonym of Agave maximiliana (Blasquez)
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In habitat similar to Agave bovicornuta
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Young
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Adult
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Inflorescence
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Flower
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Various
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Various
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Various
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Various
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Various
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Indoor Summer
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Exposition |
sunny to half shady |
Watering |
plenty |
Indoor Winter
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Temperature |
keep over 6°C / 43°F |
Soil |
keep totally dry |
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