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Agave filifera
Salm. Hortus Dickensis 1834

Etymology: that bears threads, referring to the loose fibers bordering the leaves.
Place of Origin: **Central Mexican Plateau**

Acaule plant habit, lacking a stem, forming cespitose colonies composed of nearly spherical rosettes up to 60 cm in diameter. Its leaves are rigid, thick, and lance-shaped. They lack teeth, although they have hardened margins from which fibers detach, a trait that gives the species its name. It produces a floral spike between 2 and 3 meters in height, the upper half of which is covered with numerous small flowers.
SuculentasAsparagaceae Agavoideae Agave filiferaSalm. Hortus Dickensis 1834
Foto:Jleon 2007-04-30

SuculentasAsparagaceae Agavoideae Agave filiferaSalm. Hortus Dickensis 1834
Foto:Jleon 2007-04-30

Nombres en Desuso:
Agave filamentosa (Salm-Dyck 1859) Vease -> Agave filifera (Salm. Hortus Dickensis 1834)
Bibliography
Fritz Hochstätter () Agave Linné (Agavaceae) ISBN:
Howard Scott Gentry (2003) Agaves of Continental North America ISBN: 0-8165-2395-9
Frédéric Albert Constantin Weber (2019) Travaux consacrés aux Cactus et Agaves Vol1 ISBN: 9782955013274
Bibliography Agave
Howard Scott Gentry (2003) Agaves of Continental North America ISBN: 0-8165-2395-9
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