Cacti (cacti care) O . Gumifuza . Op . Humifusa Raf .

Description Cacti (cacti care) O . Gumifuza . Op . Humifusa Raf .

Motherland - from south-east to the far north USA . Stem creeping, creeping, fibrous root, leaves bristle; shoots dark green, round to ovate, length 7.5 - 12.6 cm ; spikes are most often absent, if any, is single, tight, up to 2.5 cm long, the base and the tip is often reddish; glochidia reddish-brown;Flowers are yellow, the color of sulfur, often with reddish middle, up to 8 cm in diameter, pear-shaped fruit, naked, up to 5 cm . The plant antifreeze . The genus Opuntia (Tournef . ) Mill . - Opuntia . One of the most common and numerous genera of the family . Comprising 248 species . Plants characterized by the absence of the main trunk and flat roundstems . young shoots, like many Opuntioideae, formed rudimentary leaves, which soon fall; in their place are formed spikes. Distributed by the vast territories of the American continent from Patagonia to Canada, secondary spread in almost all tropical and subtropical areas light . Opuntia Fruits are edible, andmany species are cultivated as fruit plants . The collection of plant lovers of this kind have limited the spread of the large size and demands to light . Some species, such as O . ficus-indica, On th-busta, ON . leucotridia, are good rootstocks .

SPECIFICATIONS

Description
Main advantage	prickly pear fruits are edible, and many speciesbred as fruit plants ,
For decoration	limited distribution due to the large size and demands to light
It is typical for him	some species, such as O . ficus-indica, On th-busta, O . leucotridia, are good rootstock
Grows	in the vast territories of the American continent from Patagonia to Canada, the second spread in almost all tropical andsubtropical regions of the world
Frost	yes
Cactus blossoms	s
Features	248 counts of
Motherland	from south-east to the far north USA
Rod	Opuntia (Tournef . ) Mill .
Flowers
Color	yellow color of sulfur, often with reddish middle
Diameter	8 cm
Fruits
The length of the fetus	5 cm
Form	pear-shaped,naked
Leaves
Features	Bristle . Young shoots, like many Opuntioideae, formed rudimentary leaves, which soon fall; in their place are formed spikes
Plant
Root	fiber
Shoots	dark green, round to ovate, 7.5 - 12.6 cm
Spikes
Length	up to 2.5 cm
Features	most often absent, if any, is single, tight, the base and the tip is often reddish
Trunk
Features	no main trunk and flat rounded stems
Branching	creeping, creeping

In room culture

decorative (2)
grows well (1)
popular (8)
prospective (5)
special interest (5)
unpretentious (41)

In room culture

decorative (2)
grows well (1)
popular (8)
prospective (5)
special interest (5)
unpretentious (41)

Purpose

for decoration (43)
frost (8)
room culture (54)

Rod

acanthocalycium backbg . (3)
aporocactus lem (1)
astrophytum lem . (4)
austrocylindropuntia backbg (3)
aylostera speg . (3)
brasilicactus backbg . (2)
brasiliopuntia (k . sch . ) berg . (4)
cephalocerciis pfeiff . (1)
cereus mill . (2)
cleistocactus lem . (3)
cliamaecereus br . et r . (1)
copiapoa br . et r . (1)
coryphantha (eng . ) lem . (5)
dolichothele (k . sch . ) br . et r (4)
echinocactus lk . et o . (1)
echinocereus eng . (8)
echinofossulocactus lawr . (3)
echinopsis zucc . (3)
epiphiliopsis berg . (1)
epiphillum haw . (1)
eriocactiis backbg . (1)
eriocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
espostoa br . et r . (2)
ferocactus br . et r . (1)
frailea br . ef r . (3)
gymnocaclus backbg . (2)
gymnocalycium pfeiff . (8)
hamatocactus br . et r (2)
hatiora br . et r . (1)
helianthocereus backbg . (2)
heliocereus (berg . ) br . et r . (2)
horridocactus backbg . (1)
hylocereus br . et r . (1)
lepismium (1)
lobivia br . et r . (7)
loxanthocereus backbg . (1)
mammillaria haw (27)
matucana br . et r . (1)
mila br . et r . (1)
myrtillocactus cons . (1)
neochilenia backbg . (2)
neoporteria br . et r . (2)
notocactus (k . sch . ) berg . (6)
opuntia (tournef . ) mill . (9)
oreocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
parodla speg . (6)
peireskia (plum . ) (1)
peireskiopsis br . et r (1)
pseudolobivia backbg . (3)
rebutia k . sch . (4)
rhipsalis gartn . (5)
selenicereus (berg . ) br . et r (2)
tephrocactus lem . (3)
trichocereus (berg . ) ricc . (3)
weingartia word . (1)
zygocactus k . sch . (1)

1	A . Capricornes . A . Capricorne (Dietr . ) Br . Et R .
2	A . Subulyata A . Subulala (Miihlpfrdt . ) Backbg .
3	O . Leukotriha . Op . Leucotricha (DC . )
4	Peyreskiopsis (Peireskiopsis Br . Et R)
5	A . Cylinder A . Cylindrica (Lamarck . ) Backbg .