TABLE 1 in Echeveria flammigera (Crassulaceae), a new name and status for E. pringlei var. parva

TABLE 1. Morphological comparison among Echeveria flammigera, the now two varieties of E. pringlei and E. multicaulis.
E. flammigeraEcheveria pringlei var. pringleiE. pringlei var. longisepalaE. multicaulisHabitShrubby, with numerous decumbent or ascending branchesShrubby, with numerous decumbent or ascending branchesSparsely branchingSubshrubby, with numerous spreading branchesPlant surfaceGlabrous but the leaves very minutely papilloseDensely pubescent on all exterior portionsNearly glabrous but with minute rounded papillae on the leavesGlabrous and the leaves not papilloseStem size (cm)Length up to 40 or more and diameter up to 0.3–0.5Length up to 10–20 and diameter up to 0.6Length up to 80 or more and diameter up to 1Length up to 120Leaf length (cm)1–1.53–43–43–4Leaf colourGreen but nearly always with intense red colourationsGreen, sometimes with reddish or orange colourationsGreen, rarely slightly reddish at the margin and apexShining green with red tips and edgesInflorescence length (cm)Up to 20Up to 20Up to 50Up to 25Number of flowers per inflorescence2–5 (–7)12 or more5–146–15Pedicel length (cm)0.4–0.80.4–0.90.6–10.6–1Corolla length (cm)1.2–1.81.1–1.51.4–1.80.8–1Sepal length (cm)0.6–0.91–1.41.4–1.80.4–0.8Sources of informationKimnach (1998), herbarium specimens and live plantsWalther (1972), herbarium specimens and live plantsKimnach (1998) and herbarium specimensWalther (1972) and herbarium specimensGeographic distributionTayoltita area (Durango)Gran Barranca de Guadalajara (Jalisco)Mesa de San Andrés Cohamiata (Jalisco)Sierra de Manantlán (Jalisco), Sierra de Coalcomán (Michoacán) and Chilpancingo area (Guerrero)Biogeographic provinceSierra Madre OccidentalPacific LowlandsSierra Madre OccidentalSierra Madre del SurElevation (m)(1350–) 2000–24001100–1400About 18002000–3200Río Atenguillo, Río Armería,WatershedRío PiaxtlaRío VerdeRío HuaynamotaRío Tepalcatepec, RíoAguililla and Río PapagayoVegetationPine-oak forestTropical deciduous forestPine-oak forestPine-oak forestSources of informationKimnach (1998) and in situ observationsFlores-Macías & Cházaro-Basáñez (1993), Walther (1972) and in situ observationsKimnach (1998) and Vázquez-García (personal communication, 2022)Walther (1972) and NaturaLista (2022b)