Copiapoa Stock Photos and Images
RMBT9HGG–Copiapoa cinerea ssp. columna-alba cactus Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America
RM2PE77KR–Copiapoa de Philippi (Copiapoa cinerea) growing on a slope in the desert habitat, Parque National Pan de Azucar, Atacama Desert, Chile
RMBT5HYR–Copiapoa de Philippi (Copiapoa cinerea) Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America September 2010
RFE6K741–Copiapoa Cactus (Copiapoa columna-albain) growing in a barren landscape, Pan de Azúcar National Park, Atacama Region, Chile
RMBT9G1K–Copiapoa longistaminea is one of over 20 cacti growing in Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama Chile South America
RFPMJF4H–close up on the cactae Copiapoa Grandiflora, a cacti in the family of Cactaceae in the order of Caryophyllales
RF2AWMP0W–Small group of green 'copiapoa echinata' cactus plants with yellow needles. Yellow and orange rocks in daylight as background and in foreground
RF2B21AA5–Copiapoa humilis is a very small, low growing cactus with roots like turnips, sometime solitary but usually clumping at the base.
RF2T5NGHF–Copiapoa Cinerea cactus in its natural habitat near Antofagasta, Chile. Bright sunlight and dry soil. Globular cactus, with many stems.
RF2DA2244–Copiapoa humulis ssp variispinata: Diurnal, campanulate, 2,5-3 cm diameter sulphur yellow, with characteristic Copiapoa flower-scent.
RFK4DA9A–Clumps of cacti Copiapoa De Carrizal (Copiapoa dealbata) in the Atacama Desert. Parque Nacional Llanos de Challe, near Vallenar in northern Chile.
RF2APD29R–Copiapoa is a genus of flowering plants in the cactus family Cactaceaea, from the dry coastal deserts, particularly the Atacama Desert, Chile.
RF2PK4EA0–Ball cactus called in Latin Copiapoa coquimbana is a species of flowering plant in the family Cactaceae, native to Brazil. It is ribbed .
RF2DEAGF1–Copiapoa fiedleriana: Flowers are yellow, 2.5-3 cm long. Inner tepals lemon-yellow, outer tepals with a red central stripe on the tip.
RFE6K742–Copiapoa Cacti (Copiapoa columna-albain) growing in a barren landscape, Pan de Azúcar National Park, Atacama Region, Chile
RFRD7G91–Copiapoa Carrizalensis Cactus at Llanos de Challe National Park, an endemic specie that just grows at Atacama Desert in this amazing National Park
RFM122TT–Landscape with cacti (Copiapoa cinerascens) and columnar cactus (Eulychnia iquiquensis),Pan de Azúcar National Park
RFEFJ2GH–Copiapoa cinerascens, an endemic fat plant of the Pan de Azucar National park. Region de Antofagasta & Atacama. Chile.
RFPMJF3F–close up on the cactae Copiapoa Grandiflora, a cacti in the family of Cactaceae in the order of Caryophyllales
RF2AWMP0C–Group of dark green 'copiapoa echinata' cactus with gold needles and selective focus. Shot in natural light with marbled rocks as background
RMBT5BM6–Copiapoa delabata var. carrisaliensis in flower 'desierto florido' Atacama Desert Chile South America
RMBT9K24–Copiapoa cinerascens cactus grows in Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America
RMBT5EWF–Copiapoa delabata var. carrisaliensis flowers North of Carrizol Bayo coastal road Atacama deset Chile South America
RFK4DA9X–Clumps of cacti Copiapoa De Carrizal (Copiapoa dealbata) in the Atacama Desert. Parque Nacional Llanos de Challe, near Vallenar in northern Chile.
RMBT9K05–Copiapoa cinerascens grows in inhospitable conditions in Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America
RF2P2JK70–Closeup of group wild natural cacti (Copiapoa tenebrosa cinerea) on dry rocky stony ground - Chile, Pacific ocean
RFRD7G99–Copiapoa Carrizalensis Cactus at Llanos de Challe National Park, an endemic specie that just grows at Atacama Desert in this amazing National Park
RFR0A3J1–Copiapoa Marginata, it is one of the different types of cactus that grow in the Atacama desert. This image was captured in the vicinity of Copiapo
RFTTH9YE–Purplish-black Copiapoa hypogaea ssp tenuissima with yellow blossom flowers. Copiapoa hypogaea ssp tenuissima blooming season is on pring and summer.
RFPMYK4X–Adult form of copiapoa haseltoniana with wooly crown. Native to Atacama desert, Chile. Seen at botanical garden Berlin, Europe
RF2AWMP0R–Variety of dark green cactus plants backdrop on tropical jungle background. Shot in natural sunlight at botanical gardens, Prague
RMW803WE–Barrel cacti (Copiapoa columna alba) all orientated to the north to minimise damage by the midday sun. Pan de Azucar National Park, Chile.
RM2PE77K6–Flowering copiapoa echinoides (Copiapoa echinoides var. cuprea), near the coast south of the caldera, Atacama Desert, Chile
RMBT9JH2–Copiapoa cinerascens grows in inhospitable environment in Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America
RF2P2JKKX–Beautiful stony rocky coastal beach covered with many natural wild cactuses (Copiapoa tenebrosa cinerea) - Chile, Pacific ocean coast
RFRD7G8N–Copiapoa Carrizalensis Cactus at Llanos de Challe National Park, an endemic specie that just grows at Atacama Desert in this amazing National Park
RM2PA52CG–Copiapoa of Chaldera (Copiapoa calderana), Cactaceae. Spiny barrel-shaped succulent. Ornametal plant. Yellow flower
RF2WK5KAG–Chilean cactus Copiapoa humilis with two yellow flowers in close-up. A square-sized photo.
RFTTHA03–Purplish-black Copiapoa hypogaea ssp tenuissima with yellow blossom flowers. Copiapoa hypogaea ssp tenuissima blooming season is on pring and summer.
RMDW4FP8–Columna alba cacti (Copiapoa cinerea) in the Atacama, Pan de Azúcar National Park, Antofagasta Region, Chile, South America
RFJ9YXKR–Copiapoa krainziana grows individually or from the base branching, forming up to one square meter large groups. They measure 6 to 12 centimeters
RM2JR2234–Copiapoa cinerea and Eulychnia iquiquensis cacti in Pan de Azucar National Park in the Atacama Desert, Chile.
RMW803W6–Barrel cacti (Copiapoa columna alba) all orientated to the north to minimise damage by the midday sun. Pan de Azucar National Park, Chile.
RM2PE77JW–Copiapoa (Copiapoa laui) cactus shooting out of the ground in the desert south of Caldera, Atacama Desert, Chile
RMBT9JND–Copiapoa cinerascens grows in inhospitable conditions in Parque National Pan de Azucar Atacama (III) Chile South America
RF2P2JK8J–View of different wild cactus species growing on dry stony ground on the Chilean pacific coast (Eulychnia iquiquensis and Copiapoa tenebrosa cinerea)
RMD2M2PG–Humildito (Copiapoa humilis) cactus grows on high slopes and hill tops, where is permanent fog Park National Pan de Azucar Chile
RFRD7G8D–Copiapoa Carrizalensis Cactus at Llanos de Challe National Park, an endemic specie that just grows at Atacama Desert in this amazing National Park
RFR0083E–Copiapoa hypogaea, Copiapoa mollicula ornamental cactus and succulent desert plant growing in an arid environment.
RMB9AC1N–copiapoa delabata carrisaliensis,Mina Oriente, Atacama Desert Chile,Succulent Plants, Cactus
RM2JR224C–Copiapoa cinerea and Eulychnia iquiquensis cacti in Pan de Azucar National Park in the Atacama Desert, Chile.
RMW803W4–Barrel cacti (Copiapoa columna alba) all orientated to the north to minimise damage by the midday sun. Pan de Azucar National Park, Chile.
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