S. chrysanthum
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S. chrysanthum
by I'm the 1 Thu Nov 04, 2010 11:23 am
Some say S. chrysanthum is supposed to be a hybrid between S. arachnoideum and S. tectorum ( S. x fauconetti Reuter). This use of a name is most probably wrong.
S. chrysanthum is actually a synonyme for Aeonium leucoblepharum.
S. chrysanthum is actually a synonyme for Aeonium leucoblepharum.
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Re: S. chrysanthum
by I'm the 1 Tue Jul 03, 2012 5:55 am
The Sempervivum Society Journal Volume 3 (1972), No. 2:
" ... appears to be a hybrid of S. arachnoideum and S. tectorum, and is therefore a synonym of S. ×fauconnetii Reut."
" ... appears to be a hybrid of S. arachnoideum and S. tectorum, and is therefore a synonym of S. ×fauconnetii Reut."
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Re: S. chrysanthum
by joop huyslook Wed Jul 04, 2012 5:34 pm
"chrysanthum" is Greek for "(having) golden flowers". This cannot apply to the cross between S. arachnoideum and S. tectorum.
It could be an old name for an Aeonium, as Renata suggested.
It could be an old name for an Aeonium, as Renata suggested.
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