I have this as Echinopsis cinnabarina

[el48tel]

The label

Echinopsis cinnabarina (Lobivia cinnabarina) LM695.02 (Z)

[Phil_SK]

Maybe: ?

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[Ross M]

The 'Z' is something that Graham Charles helpfully adds to his printed labels to indicate that the plant was grown from habitat collected seed

[el48tel]

The 'Z' is something that Graham Charles helpfully adds to his printed labels to indicate that the plant was grown from habitat collected seed

Agreed

[el48tel]

Maybe: ?
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That's what I understood too

[MikeT]

Unfortunately, I don't have details of where this item comes from. Martin Lowry's confirmation of Graham Charles's system.

[el48tel]

Unfortunately, I don't have details of where this item comes from. Martin Lowry's confirmation of Graham Charles's system.
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Thanks Mike
I have Graham's book Cacti and Succulents: An Illustrated Guide to the Plants and Their Cultivation. (Autographed of course).
He gives a similar discourse as the one in your attachment.
I have several plants from him .... all marked up similarly, and a few from other sources ... again with similar coding (perhaps their provenance could be traced back to Graham).
I think the system has it's merit, but in these days of habitat stripping, one might feel uneasy about (H) labels, regardless of how long the clone has been in existence, or how many generations have passed since the original seeds were gathered, or how well the habitat is being managed.

[Phil_SK]

Unfortunately, I don't have details of where this item comes from. Martin Lowry's confirmation of Graham Charles's system.

It's from issue 52 of The Chileans https://cactuspro.com/biblio/en:chileans

[MikeT]

Thanks, Phil. I've made a note of the provenance of the provenance code.