Echinopsideae
Echinopsideae is a tribe of cacti belonging to the subfamily Cactoideae. This group is characterized by its generally globular to cylindrical stems, often with prominent ribs and spines. The flowers are typically large, funnel-shaped, and diurnal, emerging from the areoles. Following pollination, the fruit is usually fleshy and indehiscent.
The tribe is primarily found in South America, with species distributed across various habitats ranging from
Reproduction in Echinopsideae can be sexual through seeds or asexual through offsets or fragmentation. The spines
Culturally, many species of Echinopsideae are popular as ornamental plants due to their striking appearance and