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The blue candle cactus is a large, branching plant native to Mexico that produces small, edible dark purple fruits locally known as garambullos and striking blue stems.

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Šakotis is a Lithuanian spit cake made by pouring or dripping batter onto a rotating metal spit positioned near a heat source. Repeated layers form a hollow, ringed cake with projecting branches, giving it a shape resembling a tree. It is traditionally prepared for weddings, Christmas, Easter, and o...

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Myrtillocactus cochal is a columnar, branching cactus species endemic to the Baja California peninsula in Mexico. It grows as a tree-like succulent, typically reaching several meters in height, with multiple upright stems and small spines. The plant produces small whitish or greenish flowers followe...

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Red alga (Delesseriaceae) found on the Pacific coast of North America and in the Mediterranean, notable for its strap-like blade bearing an interrupted midrib.

Rytiphlaea tinctoria is a red alga (Rhodomelaceae) of the Mediterranean and Atlantic, historically used to produce a reddish-purple dye extracted from its thalli in southern Europe.

A Sonoran Desert cholla of Arizona and northwestern Mexico, reaching 3 meters tall and recognized by greenish-yellow flowers and densely spined, branching cylindrical stems.

Pleurotus cornucopiae, the branched oyster mushroom, is an edible species native to Europe and notable for its densely clustered growth habit.

Red alga (Lomentariaceae) of the northeastern Atlantic and Mediterranean, recognized by its distinctive hollow, club-shaped, constricted branches on a cylindrical axis.

Red alga (Rhodymeniaceae) found in western Pacific coastal waters including Japan, bearing hollow, cylindrical to somewhat compressed branches on a branching axis.

Red alga (Gigartinales) of the tropical and subtropical Pacific including Hawaii, named in honor of French botanist Charles Gaudichaud-Beaupré (1789–1854).

Red alga native to Pacific North American coasts, characterized by flattened, lance-shaped blades with distinctly fringed or toothed margins.

Red alga (Delesseriaceae) found along North Pacific coastlines, featuring a flat membranous blade with microscopic vein-like structures characteristic of the family.

Pacific North American intertidal red alga identified by its hollow, inflated cylindrical branchlets clustered along the main axes.

Pikea californica is a red alga (Dumontiaceae) endemic to the Pacific coast of North America, forming small reddish-brown tufted thalli in rocky intertidal and subtidal zones.

Farlowia mollis is a red alga (Dumontiaceae) found along the Pacific coast of North America, named in honor of Harvard phycologist William Gilson Farlow.