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The Candelabra Cactus of the Northern Atacamana.

A slow and steady climb East from the Pacific Ocean brings us through one of the most barren, non-polar deserts on Earth, up to a pretty fascinating wonder of evolution and a tower among its fellow cacti. Browningia candelaris, so lonely at 7,000' in the volcanic landscape of Northern Chile. It produces spines up to about 8', defenses against some long-extinct herbivore, then produces a smooth woody trunk right above. The altitude range of this species here is roughly 2000 m to 2300 m here in the Southern part of its range, in Northern Chile. Species list: Cathartes aura Equisetum giganteum Baccharis sp. Pluchea chingoyo Cistanthe sp. Trixis calcarioides Nolana sp. Ambrosia sp. Solanum lycopersicoides Enjoying this here low-brow educational material? Consider becoming a patron at Www.patreon.com/crimepaysbutbotanydoesnt Merch store available at : https://www.bonfire.com/store/crime-p... Still happy to remove comments from angry grandpas, middle-aged creeps (all mostly men) pushing creepy political agendas, conspiracy theorists, pseudi-scuence quacks, and others who I enjoy trolling and pissing off. There's plenty of room for you to disagree, but do so like an adult rather than a spoiled toddler, otherwise you'll be removed like a dingleberry from a dog's ass.