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BYTE Magazine, September, 1981: Artificial Intelligence
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BYTE Magazine, September, 1981: Artificial Intelligence
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Opuntia microdasys
Opuntia microdasys by Richard Ellis Via Flickr: Opuntia microdasys common name is Bunny Ears Cactus. It is native to Mexico. #Opuntiamicrodasys #Opuntia #microdasys
🌱 Opuntia microdasys es una especie perteneciente a la familia Cactaceae, nativa de México central y septentrional. En México es conocida con los nombres de cegador, nopal cegador o nopalillo cegador, en referencia a que las glóquidas que se les clavan en los ojos a los animales que pastan pueden causarles ceguera. #OpuntiaMicrodasys #Nopales #Opuntia #Microdasys #Pfeiff #Magnoliophyta #Cactaceae (en Mendoza, Argentina) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkL_gU4JXwQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Macro shot of the #glochids of #Opuntia [#microdasys?]. #tw
my little baby angel wing cactus finally got a new growth!! I honestly didnt think it was going to root let alone grow another baby :) this little guy was originally a piece that was jus dangling from my new adult angel wing cactus and I decided to pull it off and see if it would grow and it did!!! how exciting!