Cactus
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Names and connections
Cactaceae; Cactales; Cacti; Cactuses; Opuntiales; Opuntioideae
- Broader: Dicotyledons
- Narrower: Ariocarpus
- Narrower: Aylostera
- Narrower: Carnegiea
- Narrower: Cereus
- Narrower: Copiapoa
- Narrower: Coryphantha
- Narrower: Echinocactus
- Narrower: Echinocereus
- Narrower: Echinomastus
- Narrower: Epiphyllum
- Narrower: Epithelantha
- Narrower: Ferocactus
- Narrower: Frailea
- Narrower: Gymnocalycium
- Narrower: Leptocereus
- Narrower: Lobivia
- Narrower: Mammillaria (Cactus)
- Narrower: Matucana
- Narrower: Melocactus
- Narrower: Nopalea
- Narrower: Opuntia
- Narrower: Pachycereus
- Narrower: Pediocactus
- Narrower: Pereskia
- Narrower: Peyote
- Narrower: Pitahayas
- Narrower: Rebutia
- Narrower: Schlumbergera
- Narrower: Sclerocactus
- Narrower: Stenocereus
- Narrower: Sulcorebutia
- Narrower: Turbinicarpus
- Narrower: Weingartia
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Local answer status
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 9550028162554283588 · morton4x16-v1
Coordinates: (0, 20, 17695, 47104). The address interleaves categorical identifier bits. Nearby addresses are not guaranteed to describe semantically similar subjects.
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