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... Kuhas) (Fiambala, Rioja, Arg), Grafted. Newly described, thin cylindrical body, tiny spines, tuberous roots, yellow fl! NEW - MAX 1 9,30 S064 L ... v diersiana R631 Camargo - Culpina, Chuquisaca, Bolivia. Very short white spines. 2,75 S037 L. tiegeliana v cinnabarina R513 Iruya, Salta. ( ... 3,50 S214 M. glassii L1537 Dulces Nombres, Tam. Yellow hooked spines. 3,50 S265 M. heyderi ssp. gaumeri. 3,00 ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of America - Journal 2006 No 1
... Cholla or Jumping Cholla) is widespread in the American Southwest and Baja California. Its fierce, hooked spines and readily detachable stem segments make for a nasty close-up encounter, but hoarders of ...
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Ferocactus Wislizenii (Fish Hook Barrel Cactus, Compass Barrel Cactus)
... long hooked spines. The cactus grows singly (as opposed to clusters, like the hedgehog cactus) and will have approximately 20 - 28 ribs. Two types of spines grow out of the ribs, the reddish, hooked spines (for which the cactus is named protrude outward from the body, while more slender, radial spines criss-cross flat along ...
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Columnar Cacti - Coleocephalocereus
... which the rather small white nocturnal flowers emerge. Seedlings when small resemble a Melocacatus with hooked spines and in fact respond well to the same cultivation conditions - hot and relatively dry. They ...
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Cactus and Succulent Society of San Jose
... example, that group of cacti known as opuntias - commonly referred to as "prickly pears" - have spines that, at the microscopic level, are barbed and very easily break off and remain lodged ... also have fine spines called "glochids" which, in extreme cases, have gotten into people's eyes and caused problems. Some other types of cacti, as some mammillarias, have hooked spines which easily grab ...
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Livistona saribus, Common Name Taraw Palm or Serdang
... tree matures. Leaf type: Fan leaf with dark petiole (leafstalks) and huge hooked spines. It is ornamental because of the spines. Suckering/Solitary: Solitary (single trunk). Maintenance: Easy to grow Speed of growth ... to grow and has a very ornamental leaf with deep divisions of the segments. The spines tend to be dark in color and dramatic, usually the thing most people remember most ...
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CSSA Newsletters #16
... different types of spines on the same plant. The spines of cholla and opuntia are barbed, making their removal painful and difficult. Some Mammillarias have hooked spines that grab you if rubbed the wrong way. Opuntia diademata have thin, papery spines. Mammillaria plumosa have soft, feathery spines. Plants with relatively few spines may look ...
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Agave americana - Century Plant - Agavaceae
... to 6 feet (2 m) in length and 10 inches (25 cm) wide with marginal hooked spines. Tips of leaves have a very sharp spine reaching up to 2 inches (5 cm ...
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The Succulent Plant Page: Glossary of Botanical Terms
... parts are shed. Uncinate - Uncate - terminated by a sharply curved hook. Hence uncinatus - with hooked spines. Undulate - wavy with alternately concave and convex regions. Hence undatus, undulatus - with wavy margins ... placed over it. Unequal - asymmetrical. Ungui - claw-like. Hence unguispinus - with claw-like spines. Uniseriate - (Latin: uniserialis) arranged in a single row, such as a single row ...
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Areoles, Spines and Ribs - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
... Cacti ... 2/3 from previous page Spines Spines may be just the reason some people grow cacti! They come in all sorts of flavours: Straight, Hair-like, Hooked, Curved, Twisted, Bristles, Pectinate, ... a reduction of the leaf stalk through evolution (Spines are modified bud scales, leaves and spines consist of similar tissues and spines are penetrated by vessels and have traces of chlorophyll) ...
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