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Cacti & Succulents of Baja California

By: John Pilbeam(Author)
233 pages, 435 colour photos
Cacti & Succulents of Baja California
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  • Cacti & Succulents of Baja California ISBN: 9780902099982 Hardback May 2015 In stock
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Cacti & Succulents of Baja California is an account of the discovery by the author and friends over the past 34 years of the wonderful wealth of cacti and succulents which occur in Baja California, Mexico. This peninsula is home to a plethora of cacti and succulents, many endemic. They number some 30 Mammillaria, 16 Ferocactus, 13 Echinocereus, several columnar cacti, 13 Opuntia, 3 Corynopuntia, 30 Cylindropuntia, 2 Peniocereus; and 24 Agave, 27 Dudleya, as well as Asclepias, Bursera, Cistanthe, Euphorbia, Fouquieria (including Idria), Hesperoyucca, lbervillea, Jatropha, Nolina, Pachycormus, Sedum and Yucca.

With 233 pages and 437 pictures, it is an inspirational account of one of the few remaining, largely primitive, unspoilt wild places where nature still holds sway.

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By: John Pilbeam(Author)
233 pages, 435 colour photos
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