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Tag: Biology

Cacti, succulents, and other desert plants often have unique biology. For instance, many cacti secret sugar water that ants drink–it is thought that the ants provide protection from cactus-eating insects. Yuccas have a special relationship with moths that pollinate them and which pollinate no other plants. The list of wonderful biological processes goes on and on.

Kangaroo Rats (Dipodomys)

Neobuxbaumia tetetzo and its Nurse Plant

Beach Plant Adaptations to Sun and Drought

Cactus Fruits and Seeds, a Pictorial

Saguaro Cacti Associate with Some Plants More Than Others

Echinocereus and Fire

Agaves, Cacti, Yuccas, and Packrats

Cactus Seed Germination

Opuntia Interactions with Rabbits, Hares and Rodents

Bat Pollination of Cacti

Opuntiaphagous Vertebrates

Cactoblastis cactorium on Opuntia

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