Description
Rebutia edeltraudae (Rebutia minuscula ssp. edeltraudianae) is an undescribed name (nomen nudum - Abbreviation n. n. A title lacking valid description). It was first named by Rainer Wahl under the field number RW 66 from the Sierra Medina, in the Argentine province of Tucuman, at an altitude of 1540 metres above sea level.
It is an yellow-orange form of Rebutia minuscula and is the same plant as Rebutia xanthocarpa. (Spelling variants comprise: edeltraudae, edeltraudianae, edeltraudii, and edeltraudei)
Origin and Habitat
Sierra Medina, in the Argentine province of Tucuman, at an altitude of 1540 metres above sea level.