Ogunbodede
also known as Ogun
B · reasonably documentedDocumentation grade: BOrigin is known and broadly agreed among growers, but some details are unverified or second-hand.
name drift high · name is ambiguousName drift risk: highThis name is actively contested or applied to several different plants. Verify against the identification notes rather than trusting the label.
IDENTIFYING FEATURES
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ORIGIN
Locality:Matucana, Peru
Origin note:Named after Olabode Ogunbodede, lead author of the 2010 Journal of Ethnopharmacology paper measuring mescaline concentrations across 14 Echinopsis taxa and cultivars, written with Douglas McCombs, Keeper Trout, Paul Daley and Martin Terry. Ogunbodede is the namesake, not the collector. Freaky Cacti record the line as first imported to America by Keeper Trout, from cuttings taken around Matucana, Peru.
STORY
Named after the researcher associated with its documentation. Similar to the Lima Flower Market clone. Bright green, small areoles and spines.
NOTES
The Ogunbodede et al. 2010 paper is the only peer-reviewed source anywhere in this database. Worth treating as a tier above the community sources.
Name drift · highTwo sources flatly contradict each other on whether Ogun, KT-Ogun and Ogunbodede's Matucana are one plant or several. Freaky Cacti treat them as one, listing Trichocereus pachanoi cv. 'Ogunbodede' as also called KT-Ogun, Ogun and Ogunbodede's Matucana. Sonoran Spores say they are very different and not even the same species: Ogun a pachanoi from Sacred Succulents, KT-Ogun a peruvianus originally from Keeper Trout and now mostly from Misplant seed, while allowing that both come from the same area of Peru. Unresolved. Do not merge these records until someone with both plants in the ground compares them.Confused with: Ogunbodede, Ogunbodede’s Matucana, KT-Ogun
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