Ariocarpus retusus (Las Tablas) 100 SEEDS Agrumi Issue 2 (May 1969) of

Issue 2 (May 1969) of the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery – British Volume presents peer-reviewed articles on orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal research

These leaves are a traditional food source in native regions

This plant features a thickened base resembling an elephant's foot

upright structure

bulbous base that stores water

Ariocarpus retusus (Las Tablas) 100 SEEDS Agrumi Issue 2 (May 1969) ofThe Ariocarpus retusus is a remarkable succulent native to the arid regions of Mexico and the Southwestern USA. This retusus cactus captivates gardeners with its unique, rosette shaped form and thick, fleshy leaves that blend beautifully with rocky landscapes. The Ariocarpus retusus Las Tablas variant is especially prized for its distinctive texture and slow growing habit, making it a prized specimen in any cactus collection. Gardeners and collectors