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cactus
See also taxonomy of the Cactaceae
Trivia about cactus
Arizona's state bird is a wren named for this type of plant
The barrel species of this spiny plant can bring a touch of the desert into your home
The night-blooming cereus, which blooms for just one night a year, is a type of this succulent
Closely related to the Saguaro, night-blooming Cereus is a type of this plant
Indians of the southwest U.S. once used the curved spines of the barrel kind of this plant as fishhooks
Put the golden barrel or saguaro type of this plant in your mouth only if you want pierced lips
Ouch! I'd better scrape the thorns off the nopal type of this desert plant before I cook it
Phonograph needles have been made from the spines of some species of this desert plant, lamp bases from others
2 varieties of this desert plant are named for holidays: Christmas & Easter
The cochineal insect, the source of a red dye, feeds on the prickly pear type of this plant
Make sure you remove the thorns before eating nopales, the leaves of the prickly pear type of this
This plant family native to America originally had leaves, but they evolved into spines
Species of this plant include the jumpng cholla, barrel & organ pipe
Many of the 2,000 species of this prickly plant burst open when more water is taken in than can be stored
The night-blooming cereus, a climbing type of this desert plant, blooms for only one night
Every March a Phoenix garden show is devoted to this desert plant & other succulents
The Organ Pipe species of this desert plant is named for the long stems which resemble the pipes of an organ
Repotting this warm-weather plant "can be a sticky situation unless you have... carpet scraps to handle" it
The prickly pear, or Indian fig, is neither a pear nor a fig; it's a type of this succulent
There are about 50 species of the hedgehog type of this plant, so named for its spiny fruit
To tell these from other succulents, look for the areoles, small cushionlike structures the spines grow from
Common in the Southwestern U.S., the Strawberry Hedgehog belongs to this family of plants