identification of cactus

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identification of cactus

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Image Is this some kind of opuntia,if so what kind,if not what is it please
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Yes, Genus, a Tunilla (or Airampoa) depending upon which generic name you prefer.
Species, soehrensii would be a candidate.
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Tony R wrote: ↑Wed Aug 16, 2023 6:03 pm Yes, Genus, a Tunilla (or Airampoa) depending upon which generic name you prefer.
Species, soehrensii would be a candidate.
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Airampoa chilensis
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