Nejpali

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NHE

NCH

Ne nejpali

Ne nejpalli se toktli (latintlajtoli Opuntia, isenyelis Cactaceae).

Cenyeliztli

• Opuntia abjecta
• Opuntia aciculata – Chenille prickly pear, old man's whiskers, cowboy's red whiskers
• Opuntia alta
• Opuntia ammophila
• Opuntia anacantha
• Opuntia anahuacensis
• Opuntia arenaria – dune prickly pear; diploid (2n=22)
• Opuntia articulata
• Opuntia atrispina
• Opuntia auberi
• Opuntia aurantiaca
• Opuntia aurea hexaploid (2n=66)
• Opuntia aureispina
• Opuntia azurea

Opuntia basilaris

• Opuntia basilaris – beavertail cactus; diploid (2n=22)
• Opuntia bentonii
• Opuntia blakeana
• Opuntia boldinghii
• Opuntia cacanapa - including Opuntia ellisiana (Ellisiana)
• Opuntia camanchica - plains prickly pear
• Opuntia canada
• Opuntia cespitosa
• Opuntia charlestonensis
• Opuntia chaffeyi
• Opuntia chlorotica – pancake prickly pear; native to southwest USA and the Sonoran and Mojave deserts; diploid (2n=22)
• Opuntia chisosensis
• Opuntia clavata

Opuntia cochenillifera

• Opuntia cochenillifera
• Opuntia comonduensis
• Opuntia columbiana
• Opuntia confusa
• Opuntia covillei
• Opuntia curassavica Curacao prickly pear
• Opuntia curvospina tetraploid (2n=44)
• Opuntia cyclodes
• Opuntia debreczyi
• Opuntia decumana
• Opuntia decumbens – nopal de culebra
• Opuntia dejecta
• Opuntia dillenii

Opuntia diploursina near Lake Mead

• Opuntia diploursina – found around Grand Canyon and Lake Mead National Recreation Area; diploid (2n=22); resembles O. trichophora
• Opuntia discata
• Opuntia dulcis - syn. O. phaeacantha major
• Opuntia echinocarpa - see Cylindropuntia echinocarpa
• Opuntia elata
• Opuntia elatior Mill. – syn. O. bergeriana
• Opuntia engelmannii – Engelmann's prickly pear, cow's-tongue prickly pear, desert prickly pear, discus prickly pear, Texas prickly pear, calico cactus; hexaploid (2n=66)
• Opuntia exaltata
• Opuntia excelsa
• Opuntia ficus-barbarica
• Opuntia ficus-indica – Indian fig opuntia, cultivated

Opuntia fragilis (little prickly pear)

• Opuntia fragilis – little prickly pear, brittle cactus, found in the Great Plains, parts of the Midwest and in several Canadian provinces, up to 56°N.
• Opuntia galapageia – Galápagos prickly pear, Galápagos Islands
• Opuntia gosseliniana – violet prickly pear
  • Opuntia gosseliniana var. santa-rita – Santa Rita prickly pear
  • Opuntia chlorotica var. gosseliniana
• Opuntia hickenii

Opuntia humifusa (Eastern prickly pear cactus) in bloom atop Sugarloaf Hill in the Hudson Highlands of New York State

• Opuntia humifusa – eastern prickly pear (sometimes included in O. compressa); tetraploid (2n=44); range includes humid regions of Eastern United States and northerly regions into Canada
• Opuntia hyptiacantha
• Opuntia inamoema K. Schum. – quipá
• Opuntia invicta syn. Corynopuntia invicta, Grusonia invicta
• Opuntia jamaicensis
• Opuntia laevis
• Opuntia lasiacantha
• Opuntia leucotricha – arborescent prickly pear, Aaron's beard cactus, semaphore cactus, Duraznillo blanco, nopal blanco
• Opuntia lindheimeri – cowtongue prickly pear
• Opuntia littoralis – coastal prickly pear, sprawling prickly pear
• Opuntia longispina

Opuntia macrocentra

• Opuntia macrocentra – black-spined prickly pear, purple prickly pear, found in southwest USA and northern Mexico
• Opuntia macrorhiza – Plains prickly pear, found throughout the Great Plains except for the northernmost areas (not found in North Dakota), and extending sporadically eastward as far as Kentucky; tetraploid (2n=44)
• Opuntia matudae – xoconostle (syn. Opuntia joconostle)
• Opuntia maldonandensis
• Opuntia maxima
• Opuntia megacantha
• Opuntia megarrhiza
• Opuntia microdasys – bunny ears cactus, polka-dot cactus
• Opuntia monacantha – common prickly pear
• Opuntia nemoralis
• Opuntia nichollii - Distributed throughout much of the Colorado Plateau, from Grand Canyon north to Price, Utah and east to the Colorado border; hexaploid (2n=66)

Opuntia oricola

• Opuntia oricola

Opuntia quitensis

• Opuntia ovata
• Opuntia pachyrrhiza
• Opuntia pailana
• Opuntia paraguayensis
• Opuntia phaeacantha – tulip prickly pear, includes plateau prickly pear, brown-spined prickly pear, Mojave prickly pear, Kingman prickly pear; hexaploid (2n=66)
• Opuntia picardoi

Opuntia pinkavae, named in honor of Donald John Pinkava

• Opuntia pinkavae – Pinkava prickly pear; octoploid (2n=88)
• Opuntia polyacantha – Plains prickly pear, Starvation Prickly pear, Panhandle prickly pear, found in the Great Plains, Great Basin, Mojave Desert, Colorado Plateau, and the Rocky Mountains, syn. O. rhodantha K.Schum.; tetraploid (2n=44)
  • Opuntia polyacantha var. erinacea, sometimes treated at species ranking - Opuntia erinacea
  • Opuntia polyacantha var. hystricina, sometimes treated at species ranking - Opuntia hystricina
• Opuntia pubescens (syn. O. pascoensis Britton & Rose)
• Opuntia pusilla – creeping cactus, syn. O. drummondii Graham
• Opuntia quitensis – Red Buttons opuntia (syn. O. macbridei, O. johnsonii, Platyopuntia quitensis)
• Opuntia rastrera
• Opuntia repens
• Opuntia robusta
• Opuntia rufida (sometimes confused with O. microdasys)
• Opuntia schumannii
• Opuntia soehrensii
• Opuntia stenopetala (syn. O. riviereana Backeb.)
• Opuntia streptacantha
• Opuntia stricta – erect prickly pear, spineless prickly pear
• Opuntia sulphurea
• Opuntia taylori
• Opuntia tehuantepecana – nopal de caballo
• Opuntia tomentosa – woollyjoint prickly pear
• Opuntia triacantha
• Opuntia trichophora diploid (2n=22)
• Opuntia tuna
• Opuntia velutina
• Opuntia violacea