There seems to be quite a varying amount of Opuntia identified as atrispina. They only exist naturally along a 50 mile stretch of the Texas border from Uvalde to around Del Rio. These specimen on the Amistad Reservoir seem to be a close match to what’s presented in “Cactus of Texas Field Guide”
Opuntia atrispina
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Re: Opuntia atrispina
Opuntia atrispina with varying spine color and density north of Langtry, Texas
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