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Opuntia pilifera Stock Photos and Images

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Opuntia pilifera Stock Photos and Images

OPUNTIA PILIFERA Stock Photo
RM2AN0X85–OPUNTIA PILIFERA
botany, cactusses, prickly pears (Opuntia pilifera), Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo
RMBBNN34–botany, cactusses, prickly pears (Opuntia pilifera), Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available
Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera) Stock Photo
RM2R6KJPJ–Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera)
Opuntia pilifera Stock Photo
RMG2G9XD–Opuntia pilifera
Young Nopal crinado (Opuntia pilifera) Stock Photo
RMC1FKT0–Young Nopal crinado (Opuntia pilifera)
Opuntia pilifera, cactus Stock Photo
RMBM1ENY–Opuntia pilifera, cactus
Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera), detail with hairy areoles Stock Photo
RMAHHHTK–Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera), detail with hairy areoles
Edible cactus in greenhouse, North China Stock Photo
RF2RPCWR4–Edible cactus in greenhouse, North China
Cactus plant in a garden Stock Photo
RF2CEF936–Cactus plant in a garden
Edible cactus in greenhouse, China Stock Photo
RF2T5N5BP–Edible cactus in greenhouse, China
Cactus plant in a garden Stock Photo
RF2CEF98B–Cactus plant in a garden
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. 184 THE CACTACEAE. 4 to 6 (in the original description 8 to 10), somewhat spreading or appressed, i to 2 cm. long; glochids few, brownish; areoles small, 1.5 cm. apart; leaves small, brownish; flowers red; fruit globular, yellowish, its areoles filled with long, weak glochids; umbilicus broad, only slightly depressed. Type locality: In Mexico. Distribution: Oaxaca, Mexico. This species is very near Opuntia streptacantha, and in many cases it is difficult to separate them. It is also near O. pilifera, but the areoles are not so hairy. Weber, who Stock Photo
RMRFR8K8–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. 184 THE CACTACEAE. 4 to 6 (in the original description 8 to 10), somewhat spreading or appressed, i to 2 cm. long; glochids few, brownish; areoles small, 1.5 cm. apart; leaves small, brownish; flowers red; fruit globular, yellowish, its areoles filled with long, weak glochids; umbilicus broad, only slightly depressed. Type locality: In Mexico. Distribution: Oaxaca, Mexico. This species is very near Opuntia streptacantha, and in many cases it is difficult to separate them. It is also near O. pilifera, but the areoles are not so hairy. Weber, who
OPUNTIA PILIFERA Stock Photo
RM2AN0X8B–OPUNTIA PILIFERA
Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera) Stock Photo
RM2R6KJPB–Opuntia (Opuntia pilifera)
Cactus plant in a garden Stock Photo
RF2CEF984–Cactus plant in a garden
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