This species was once considered M. ehrenbergii but as mentioned in the description for M. wendtii, this species has recently been split ...Read Moreto its own species status. It is mostly a Mexican species but extends into the US at the S. Arizona and New Mexico borders. Like the similar M. wendtii, this species also inhabits open, high-elevation coniferous forests. Both this species and M. wendtii have maroon flowers rather than green which is so prevalent in this gneus.
This species was once considered M. ehrenbergii but as mentioned in the description for M. wendtii, this species has recently been split ...Read More