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frailea hidden treasures menu history additions articles references species habitat field numbers cultivars books people cultivation ethnobotany links photo gallery seedlists site map valid names help requests other genera discocactus introduction this site is a resource for those interested in the genus frailea gorgeous flowers unusual shapes colors exotic locations and many other features make these cacti a cheerful study for all who love and enjoy plants these small globular to short cylindrical plants are found in argentina bolivia brazil paraguay and uruguay they were initially classified as echinocactus beginning with echinocactus pumila in 1838 the genus frailea was created by britton and rose in their monumental work the cactaceae first published in 1922 the genus was named for the spaniard manuel fraile who dedicated many years in caring for the u s department of agriculture cactus collection about the time that messrs britton and rose were preparing their book how was this site born it coalesced from the desire of individuals who dearly adore this genus of cacti we wanted to create a hub of information that might assist in familiarizing you with these terrific but widely unrecognized little plants over time we hope to see this site grow into a useable and reliable web resource whether you are new to these fabulous plants or an old hand there is much to learn and much to gain in appreciating these little gems join in your comments and suggestions are always welcome latest updates see updates coming soon regularly updates of species and articles did you know you can search the whole site for a particular word by adding the google bar to your browser and using the search this site facility once you have entered www frailea com acknowledgements why re invent the wheel the concept of this website has been unashamedly copied from the ariocarpus living rocks from mexico website with kind permission from its webmaster and site editors we salute their excellent website and hope that other genera will be covered similarly ultimately resulting in a comprehensive on line cactus lexicon contact pclaney frailea com webmaster paul laney editor paul laney last modified 20260317