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Opuntia palmadora Stock Photos and Images

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Opuntia palmadora Stock Photos and Images

Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia Stock Photo
RMFTPN6H–Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia
Pachycereus Marginatus, Cactus, Tall upright Mexican fence post cactus in front Prickly pear cactus, Opuntia palmadora. Stock Photo
RMCT31DE–Pachycereus Marginatus, Cactus, Tall upright Mexican fence post cactus in front Prickly pear cactus, Opuntia palmadora.
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. f-f. FIG. 251.—Opuntia palmadora. Brazil. A thicket in Bahia, FIG. 252.—Opuntia nashii. KEY TO SPECIES. Areoles of the joints distant, 2 to 4 cm. apart. Spines few, 3 cm. long or less, or none. Areoles elevated, bearing 2 to 5 grayish spines 3 to 6 cm. long 229. 0. Areoles scarcely elevated, spineless or with i to 4 weak yellow spines i to 2 cm. long. . 230. 0. Spines, when present, many, the older up to 12 cm. long 231. O. Areoles of the joints closer together, i to 1.5 cm. apart. Spines of the trunk-areoles, or most of them, deflexed. Young s Stock Photo
RMRFR8B3–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. f-f. FIG. 251.—Opuntia palmadora. Brazil. A thicket in Bahia, FIG. 252.—Opuntia nashii. KEY TO SPECIES. Areoles of the joints distant, 2 to 4 cm. apart. Spines few, 3 cm. long or less, or none. Areoles elevated, bearing 2 to 5 grayish spines 3 to 6 cm. long 229. 0. Areoles scarcely elevated, spineless or with i to 4 weak yellow spines i to 2 cm. long. . 230. 0. Spines, when present, many, the older up to 12 cm. long 231. O. Areoles of the joints closer together, i to 1.5 cm. apart. Spines of the trunk-areoles, or most of them, deflexed. Young s
Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia Stock Photo
RMFTPN6K–Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia
Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia Stock Photo
RMFTPN6E–Detail of Paddling - Opuntia palmadora - during the dry backlands of Bahia
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