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Nice yellowish green body and top with fine intricate green pattern. Flowers are yellow.
 

In time of drought the plants shrivel and are almost invisible as they get covered with fine wind-blown sand. After rain, however, they absorb water and become fat and turgid. There is a considerable correlation between the colour of different populations and the nature of their habitats. The more widespread a taxa is the more variation within that taxa.

C36a (cv. albinica) white blooms
C36b (cv. Storm's albinigold) yellow flower

Photo of conspecific taxa, varieties, forms and cultivars of Lithops lesliei

• Lithops lesliei C36
• Lithops lesliei C36A (albinica)
• Lithops lesliei C36B (cv. Storms albinigold)
• Lithops lesliei var. mariae C141
• Lithops lesliei var. venteri C1

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Above: A green C36B "Storms albinigold" and a plant from the same batch of seeds reverted to the original rusty type C36 
Below: Rust and green seedling around a rusty mother plant.

All the information and photos in cactus art files are now available also in the new the Encyclopaedia of Succulents. We hope you find this new site informative and useful.