Opuntia abjecta ease. "O. abjecta" is a small plant with radiating branches, a subshrub. Retrorsely barbed spines are reddish-brown as they develop; they mature to pale white (not bright white). Zero to three spines are produced by terminal cladodes. Generally, the spines of "O. abjecta" are shorter than 4 cm. The flower bud of "O. ajbjecta" is rounded (not acute). "O. abjecta" has teardrop-shaped leaves. The seeds are about 4 mm in diameter. Opuntia abjecta Opuntia abjecta is a short cactus, perhaps to 15(25) cm tall. It occurs in the Florida Keys and has been conflated with "O. triacantha". Recent work shows
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