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-====== Kia ======
+====== Kai ======
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 ===== Description =====
-Kia (frequently referred to in the community as "Kai") is an Australian Trichocereus bridgesii clone. It is characterized by a glaucous to green epidermis and a tendency toward rib-shifting. The plant features long brown spines that gradually turn white with age. Its growth habit can occasionally present as semi-monstruose, described by some growers as "munted," lumpy, funky, or columnar.
+Kai (frequently referred to in the community as "Kai") is an Australian Trichocereus bridgesii clone. It is characterized by a glaucous to green epidermis and a tendency toward rib-shifting. The plant features long brown spines that gradually turn white with age. Its growth habit can occasionally present as semi-monstruose, described by some growers as "munted," lumpy, funky, or columnar.
 ===== History & Origin =====
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 Tim Andrewartha was assigned a high confidence score due to providing specific, detailed morphological traits (rib-shifting, spine color transitions) and naming a specific defunct historical source. Chris Nichols was rated highly for providing consistent historical context regarding Australian nursery distribution and noting the existence of a variegated sport.
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