Opuntia wootonii Griffiths (>>Opuntia phaeacantha var. wootonii)

 
Scientific name : Opuntia wootonii Griffiths
Botanical Family : Cactaceae
English name : >>Opuntia phaeacantha var. wootonii
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55159 Cajanus indicus Spreng.   Fabaceae          
17428 Mesembryanthemum dolomiticum Dinter   Aizoaceae          
109454 Balsamocitrus camerunensis Letouzey   Rutaceae          
41442 Corallocarpus bussei Gilg   Cucurbitaceae          
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