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Carnegiea
Carnegiea: (Br.&R.) A giant, heavy, slow growing cactus branching high above the ground, specimens to 60 feet high have been reported. S.W. USA and N. Mexico. They can live 100 to 200 years. Named in honor of Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919) distinguished philanthropist and patron of science.
 Carnegiea gigantea: (Eng.) Br.&R. (T.) Photo of a 20 in. specimen.
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 Carnegiea gigantea cristate (Collection and photograph AWM) A seedling on its own roots. |
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