Rebutia marsoneri was first published in Kakteenkunde (1937), pp. 1, 2 & 4, by E. Werdermann. Included was a black-and-white

Rebutia margarethae was first described by Walter Rausch in Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 23(1): pp. 4 – 5, 1972, the

The description of Rebutia krainziana was first published in Sukkulentenkunde 2: pp. 23-24, in 1948 by W. Kesselring. Kesselring states

Rebutia kariusiana was first described by Willi Wessner in Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 14(8): pp. 149-150, 1963, the journal of

Rebutia fabrisii was first described by Walter Rausch in Kakteen und andere Sukkulenten 28(3): p. 52-53, 1977, the journal of

The description of Rebutia wessneriana was first published in Sukkulentenkunde 2: p. 24, in 1948 by W. Bewerunge. The description

The description of Rebutia calliantha was first published in Sukkulentenkunde 2: p. 25, in 1948 by W. Bewerunge. The description

A diminutive Rebutia with small stems and small, short-tubed flowers. Originally described as carmine red-flowered, it has now been found

Regarded by some as a form of Rebutia krainziana. Quite a variable plant but usually forms larger bodied stems than

Plants with a distinctive pinkish violet flower colour; the only species which comes close is Rebutia senilis var. lilacino-rosea. R.

An attractive, usually red-flowered plant with white stigmas and fine white spines, sometimes confused in nurseries with Aylostera albipilosa. Its

The most northerly of the Rebutia, occuring in southern Bolivia. Regarded by some as synonymous with Rebutia margarethae. Includes the