Cylindropuntia lindsayi
Cylindropuntia lindsayi (Rebman) Rebman

Cylindropuntia lindsayi is a species in the Cactaceae family, native to the northwest region of Mexico. It was first described in 2002 by Rebman, following the original work by Rebman. This cactus is part of the genus Cylindropuntia, which is characterized by cylindrical stems and spines.
Description
Cylindropuntia lindsayi belongs to the Cactaceae family, a group of flowering plants primarily found in arid regions of the Americas. The species is native to the northwest of Mexico, where it grows in habitats typical of cacti. The genus Cylindropuntia includes several species known for their cylindrical stem structure and spiny appearance, which are adaptations to dry environments. Cylindropuntia lindsayi was formally recognized in 2002 by Rebman, based on earlier observations by Rebman. The plant's distribution remains largely within its native range, and it is part of the broader cactus flora of the region.
Distribution
Global · Mexico Northwest
Synonyms
Opuntia lindsayiGrusonia lindsayi


