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RIGHT One of many Opuntia sp. on the Island. nothing special worth looking at. It was mainly inhabited by the very common cactus pitaya agria (or sour pitaya) Stenocereus gummosus, whose main characteristic for us at that time was its juicy, dark-red pulp fruits with small black seeds we used to purchase in the supermarket during summer. Since this plant grows in our back yard, we paid little attention to its surroundings.