Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Lithops aucampiae group

• Lithops aucampiae L. Bolus: It has fine brown patterns on large grey to lawn leaves that merge it with the reddish soil where it grows almost completely buried.
• Lithops aucampiae C002 Near Danielskuil, South Africa: rusty pink, dark jagged window.
• Lithops aucampiae C003 10 km SE of Postmasburg, South Africa: pattern with sharp lines.
• Lithops aucampiae C004 5 km N of Postmasburg, South Africa: dark rusty brown pattern.
• Lithops aucampiae C005 (Warrenton Form) Near Warrenton, South Africa
• Lithops aucampiae C011 (Kuruman Form) 5 km SW of Kuruman, South Africa: wide dark brown windows.
• Lithops aucampiae C012 (Kuruman Form) 10 km E of Kuruman, South Africa: striking bitter chocolate.
• Lithops aucampiae C046 5 km NE of Griquatown, South Africa: special texture, very pretty.
• Lithops aucampiae C061 70 km WSW of Vryburg, South Africa: rusty brown, dark brown pattern.
• Lithops aucampiae C117 45 km NW of Griquatown, South Africa: red grey, bright red lines.
• Lithops aucampiae C172 5 km W of Sishen, South Africa: rusty brown color.
• Lithops aucampiae C173 (Kuruman Form) 60 km SE of Kuruman, South Africa: robust.
• Lithops aucampiae C255 TL: 15 km NNW of Postmasburg, South Africa: pale brown markings.
• Lithops aucampiae C257 40 km W of Postmasburg, South Africa: large reddish windows.
• Lithops aucampiae C298 Near Severn, South Africa
• Lithops aucampiae C325 (Kuruman Form) 10 km W of Reivilo, South Africa: big brown window.
• Lithops aucampiae C332 (Kuruman Form) 5 km NE of Kuruman, South Africa: good dark windows.
• Lithops aucampiae C333 Near Griquatown, South Africa: rich chocolate tops.
• Lithops aucampiae C334 15 km NNE of Olifantshoek, South Africa: reddish brown tops.
• Lithops aucampiae C366 Near Danielskuil, South Africa: cocoa-red.
• Lithops aucampiae C389 cv. Betty’s Beryl: has light garish green body and white flowers.
• Lithops aucampiae C392 (North or North-West Cape, South Africa) cv. Storms’s Snowcap: shiny white flowering.
• Lithops aucampiae C395 cv. Jackson’s Jade D.T.Cole: has distinctively green or yellow-green bodies na yellow flowers. It is equivalent to a yellow-flowered 'Betty's Beryl'.
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae (de Boer) D.T.Cole: Relatively uniform and easily recognizable by its very characteristic marginal pattern and markings. It slowly clumps forming cluster up to 200 mm in diameter, with up to 10 or more heads (but usually 2-4)
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae C048 TL: 15 km N of Hopetown, South Africa: has reddish brown, never grey, kilroyesque margins.
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis D.T.Cole: It is an exquisite “grey form” distiguishable from the veuniceaeceae for the finer and more numerous finger-like projections and marking on the margin and for the dark-grey overall colour.
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis C054 TL: Near Hopetown, South Africa: finely incised marginalia.
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae var. fluminalis cv. Green River
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae cv. Bellaketty
• Lithops aucampiae subs. euniceae cv. Hikoruby
• Lithops aucampiae var. koelemanii (de Boer) D.T.Cole: In the variety koelemanii the window and the groove are reduced.
• Lithops aucampiae var. koelemanii C016 TL: 35 km NW of Postmasburg, South Africa: red network, matte surface.
• Lithops aucampiae var. koelemanii C256 35 km WSW of Postmasburg, South Africa