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

• Lithops framesii L. Bolus: L. framesii and L. marmorata are probably exactly the same and they comes from the same area even from the same colonies. Distribution: Little Namaqualand.
• Lithops marmorata (N.E.Br.) N.E.Br.: It is solitary or forming clumps of 2 or more heads. It is normally a grey bodied plant with sides coloured light grey-green-yellow, the top of lobes is slightly convex, smooth with fairly open grey-green coloured window, usually marbled in appearance and sometimes with a purplish flush. The flowers are white.
• Lithops marmorata C058 (syn. framesii) 45 km ENE of Springbok, South Africa
• Lithops marmorata C163 25 km NE of Steinkopf, South Africa: large transparent mottled window.
• Lithops marmorata C260 (syn. diutina) 15 km ENE of Steinkopf, South Africa: pale whitish grey.
• Lithops marmorata C305 40 km NNE of Steinkopf, South Africa: pinkish beauty.
• Lithops marmorata C360 35 km NE of Steinkopf, South Africa
• Lithops marmorata C365 (syn. framesii) 60 km NE of Springbok, South Africa
• Lithops marmorata var. elisae (de Boer) D.T.Cole: It has grey leaves with dark lines across the leaf faces, and white flowers. It occurs throughout the western reaches of Bushmanland.
• Lithops marmorata var. elisae C214 35 km SE of Vioolsdrif, South Africa: grey body, jagged window.
• Lithops marmorata var. elisae C251 TL: 30 km SE of Vioolsdrif, South Africa: coarse ivory spots.
• Lithops marmorata var. elisae C252 30 km SSE of Vioolsdrif, South Africa: milky grey, dark lines.
• Lithops marmorata cv. Polepský Smaragd: Emerald glass cultivar. Origin: Czech Republic.