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Grow site at two years of growth. 02/22/2023 Grow Site Sunizona, Arizona, USA: Site #0001

This is the first grow site and plant breeding site. Expansion is under way to have a stock of four thousand (4,000) growing opuntia ficus...

Opuntia ficus indica as of 2025-12-15. 02/22/2023 Grow Site Sunizona, Arizona, USA: Site #0001

This is the first grow site and plant breeding site. Expansion is under way to have a stock of four thousand (4,000) growing opuntia ficus...

02/20/2023 Publication Native Cultivars of Cactus Pear in México

Cactus pears or prickly pears (Opuntia spp. Cactaceae) are omnipresent plants of the Mexican landscape and have great historical and ethnobotanical significance. Ripe fruits and...

02/20/2023 Publication Development of a regeneration protocol through indirect organogenesis

An indirect organogenesis regeneration protocol for Opuntia ficus-indica (L.) Mill var “Blanco sin Espinas” is described. One centimeter square cladode explants sections from previously micropropagated...

02/20/2023 Publication Crop Ecology, Cultivation and Uses of Cactus Pear

Cactus crops are gaining increasing interest across the globe, in particular cactus pear (Opuntia ficus− indica), because of its unique characteristics which provide resilience to...

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