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| Latin Name: | Acaena splendens |
| Family: | Rosaceae |
| Order: | Rosales |
| Chilean Name: | Cepacaballo |
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| Record: | 0318 |
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| Native Frequent Seeds/kg: 17000 | |||
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Some ornamental value (B) |
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INTRODUCTION This is a very common plant in Chile, forming carpets in the higher reaches of the mountains, and all of the local huasos, the Chilean cowboys, know it too well, because it sticks to the skin of the horses, clothes, etc. The good thing about is that its thorns are relatively soft. Still it makes a good plant to grow because of its resiliance and its rather strange appearance.
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Image of Acaena splendens (Cepacaballo)
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DESCRIPTION
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HABITAT
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USES
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GROWING TIPS
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