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Close-up of cactus (crown of thorns/euphorbia mili).

Thorn hedge close-up, sarcopoterium spinosum. Mediterranean plants with thorn

anage, bahia, brazil - june 26, 2024: Favela plant thorn - Cnidoscolus quercifolius.

Barbed branch of wild rose with first green leaves close-up

Western Colorado Desert and Agricultural Outdoors Southwest USA Natural Environment Textures and Backgrounds Macro Nature Brittle Prickly Pear Cactus Photo Series

Stramonium plant with leaves and immature fruits, seeds. Datura stramonium.

This is a close up of a thistle succulent plant growing outdoors in the desert landscape of Sedona, Arizona in Southwest USA on a spring day.

A branch of a Calafate tree, Berberis Microphylla, green leaves and small berries. The Calafate is in the foreground on focus

Mottled spurge cactus or candelabra spurge, Euphorbia lactea in a public park in Arrecife which is the major city on the Canary Island Lanzarote

Closeup of green cactus with blurred background.

Close-up of a textured green spiky fruit isolated on a white background, showcasing its intricate surface texture and distinctive spikes.

A detailed macro shot capturing the texture and structure of green spiky pods on a plant stem.

Dry Thistle thorn plants in a summer fieldDry Thistle thorn plants in a summer field

Close-up of green long cactus spikes, very large magnification in botanical garden

Fragment of a branch with buds of Rosa Hugonis in early spring, commonly known as the Chinese rose.

A boardwalk through the flora of Elafonisi in southwest Crete

A big cactus covered in soil on its spiky leaves

$Medium to tall, erect, foetid annual, often reaching 1.5m or more in height, generally hairless. Leaves oval to elliptical, usually lobed and with jagged teeth. Flowers white to purplish, erect funnel-shaped, 50-100mm long, solitary at the axils of the upper leaves, sometimes in the forks of branches; calyx large, half the length of the corolla, sharply angled. Fruit an erect, spiny, egg-shaped capsule, 35-70mm long.\nHabitat: Bare, cultivated and waste ground, field margins.\nFlowering Season: July-October.\nDistribution: Indigenous in C & S America. Naturalized in great parts of Europe.\nIn the Netherlands quite common in rich sandy soils in the Sand Dunes.\n\nThe Plant is extreme poisonous.\n\nThis Picture is made in the Sand Dunes of South Holland (the Netherlands) in November 2018).$

Cane cholla detail - Latin name - Cylindropuntia imbricata

Close up picture of cactus blooming flowers in Tenerife Canary Islands

$Maconellicoccus hirsutus, (also known as the pink, grape or hibiscus mealybug) pest on a Opuntia ficus-indica\nTenerife, Canary Islands$

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