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Dragon fruit tree with ripe red fruit on the tree for harvest. This is a cool fruit with many minerals that are beneficial for human health

Euphorbia pseudocactus in a botanic garden, captivating succulent, native to South Africa, boasts a unique architectural form with its upright, segmented stems that resemble a cactus

Cholla cactus Sonora desert mid spring on a bright day

$The fruit of a prickly pear cactus, isolated on white. Prickly pear fruit are known by a variety of names, including \$

A prickly pear on a dark background

Roselle or Jamaica flower,

Cholla Cactus also called prickly pear, Indian fig, opuntia. Palm trees in the out of focus background. Island of Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain.

Fig cactus called bunny ears or in latin Opuntia microdasys originates from Mexico but is used in public parks in Santa Cruz which is the main city on the Spanish Canary Island Tenerife

Cactus. Cane Chola Cylindropuntia spinosior on a background of blue sky. Arizona, USA

close-up of fig tree laden with prickly pears, a wild fruit found in the countryside

Dragon fruit tree with ripe red fruit on the tree for harvest. This is a cool fruit with many minerals that are beneficial for human health

The Cholla cactus is typically found in arid and desert regions and can grow up to 15 feet in height. The cactus produces beautiful and fragrant flowers that range in color from yellow to pink and bloom in the spring and summer months.

A plantation of dragon fruit cactus

Desert Sand-Verbena, (Abronia villose), found near the riverbank of the Salt River in the eastern mountains of Arizona in the Spring.

Yellow fruit of a cactus known as the cane cholla, walking stick cholla, or the chainlink cactus, with a light colored sky copy space in Saguaro National Park, Tucson, Arizona, USA.

Opuntia Ficus Indica, the prickly pear. Ripe orange and yellow fruits of cactus and green thick leaves with needles

$Scientific name: Cereus jamacaru\nTop ranking: Cereus\nClassification: Species\nOrder: Caryophyllales\nSpecies: C. jamacaru\nFamily: Cactaceae$

Big Bend National Park, Texas.

A long slender Saguaro Cactus in Catalina SP, Arizona in Catalina, Arizona, United States

Dragon fruit flower in organic farm. This flower blooms in 4 days if pollination will pass and the left, this is the kind of sun-loving plant grown in the appropriate heat

Opuntia rufida, commonly known as blind prickly pear or cow blinder, is a species of prickly pear cactus native to southwestern Texas and northern Mexico, where it grows on rocky slopes. The species makes up for its total lack of spines with a profusion of red-brown glochids.

Soursop fruit and lulo citrus fruit on farmer's market in Cuenca.

Evening Light Warms Tall Saguaro Cactus Before Falling Into Shade in Saguaro National Park

Yellow flower of desert pricklypear cactus, Opuntia phaeacantha. Zion National Park, Utah, USA.

El Charco del Bontanical Garden in San Miguel De Allende Mexico close up of cactus with a blue sky background

Golden barrel cactus, flowering

Opuntia ficus indica with prickly pear fruits against the blue sky

Cactus plant in the garden

Dragon fruit tree with ripe red fruit on the tree for harvest. This is a cool fruit with many minerals that are beneficial for human health

Two white flowers of Euphorbia milii (Christ Plant, Christ Thorn)

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