Agave megalodonta the long bumpy washed out

the long bumpy washed out dirt road through pine-oak chapparal will eventually win out and you have to get out and do some hiking

this new book is a groundbreaking review of the genus

I have plants growing in inland San Diego County

In between these reddish-brown teeth are even smaller teeth which together create striking bud imprints on the uniquely green to greenish-yellow colored leaf that is occasionally nearly translucent

for their color and the intimidating bull we had to get past in order to get to the plants

Agave megalodonta the long bumpy washed outAgave megalodonta is a newly described species from western Oaxaca, eastern Guerrero, & southwestern Pueblo in southern Mexico. The plants are found growing on mountainous slopes and rocky outcroppings between 3000' 4500', alongside the likes of Agave cupreata, Cephalocereus mezcalensis, and Fouquieria ochoteranae. The specific epithet comes from the Greek and is in reference to the plants distinctively large (megalo ) teeth (donta). The plants belong