Desert plants By: Nicholas skinner. Prickly Pear cactus We sometimes eat the cactus There are 15 types of the cactus and they can grow up to 6-7 feet.

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Desert plants By: Nicholas skinner

Prickly Pear cactus We sometimes eat the cactus There are 15 types of the cactus and they can grow up to 6-7 feet tall! It stores water in the pads.

Desert Star This plant is found in sandy deserts and in washes in the Mojave desert. The stem is a few centimeters long.

Rattlesnake weed: This plat grows in dry slopes in California, leaf is 3-8mm, and has many tiny white flower-like cups.

Christmas cactus: This plant lives on desert slopes. It has fleshy bright red fruit and has 1 inch wide flowers.

Death Valley Monkey flower This plant is rare and is found in limestone crevasses.

The Ghost Flower It is an erect annual which grows 4 to 16 inches high. It has long, hairy, light-green leaves that are elliptical to lanceolate, and grow up to 4 inches long. The ghost flower derives its name from the ghostly translucency of its flowers.

Scorpion Weed It is violet blue to purple. It can be up to 3 feet tall and can be found in deserts and slopes.

when it rolls it disperses seeds. when its alive its called the Russian thistle. It also grows in Italy, japan, China, Canada, Etc.

Most desert cactuses store water in them to survive. Others lie dormant until heavy rainfall.

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