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March 2017

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April 2017

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Need help in "report false positive:

Hello,

      Thanks for the previous prompt support. My recent edits were reverted. I made an attempt to report it , using the instructions given in the page , but in the final step I get a 404 error saying ,

"Four hundred and four! The URI you have requested, /cluebot/?page=View&id=2996414, doesn't seem to actually exist. If you have reached this page from somewhere else..."

so how do i report it then?

                     Thanks in advance.

Echinopsis oxygona

The white and pink flowered species of Echinopsis are difficult to identify, and hybridize readily in cultivation; the hybrids are even more difficult to identify. Checking the information in Anderson's The Cactus Family, I'm doubtful that some of the images that have been added to Echinopsis oxygona are actually of this species. The "Easter lily cactus" is Echinopsis eyriesii, according to Anderson. The two species differ in the number of ribs (E. eyriesii typically has more, up to 18) and in the spines (longer in E. oxygona). Peter coxhead (talk) 13:26, 21 June 2018 (UTC)

I could not find any source on the internet that could clearly state the difference between the two varieties. I observed the pictures of both the species, and from that it seems that the 'eyriesii' variety has very small or no spines at all, while 'oxygona' has long spines. Hence I had put it under 'echinopsis oxygona' page at the first place. Feel free to re-classify it if it is wrong.Sksiddhartthan (talk) 18:08, 23 October 2018 (UTC)