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Close-up of Dasylirion wheeleri/Sotol/Desert Spoon leaf showing marginal teeth- Family Agavaceae Stock Photo

RMBE71FM–Close-up of Dasylirion wheeleri/Sotol/Desert Spoon leaf showing marginal teeth- Family Agavaceae

Dasylirion acrotichum plant ,long bladed leaves ,green color gradation ,selective focus ,out of focus background Stock Photo

RFP8BTDJ–Dasylirion acrotichum plant ,long bladed leaves ,green color gradation ,selective focus ,out of focus background

Dasylirion wheeleri. Spoon flower leaves with spines Stock Photo

RMF2M3BP–Dasylirion wheeleri. Spoon flower leaves with spines

Marfa, Texas. Spines of the Sotol or Desert Spoon Plant (Dasylirion texanum). Stock Photo

RM2AF8N8M–Marfa, Texas. Spines of the Sotol or Desert Spoon Plant (Dasylirion texanum).

Dasylirion acrotrichum, the Great Desert Spoon growing in Norfolk Garden Stock Photo

RMTB433N–Dasylirion acrotrichum, the Great Desert Spoon growing in Norfolk Garden

Colorful abstract patterns from leaves of Dasylirion quadrangulatum plant (Mexican Grass Tree) Stock Photo

RFS07497–Colorful abstract patterns from leaves of Dasylirion quadrangulatum plant (Mexican Grass Tree)

Desert Spoon aka Common or Blue Sotol, Dasylirion wheeleri, Ruscaceae Stock Photo

RMB459YJ–Desert Spoon aka Common or Blue Sotol, Dasylirion wheeleri, Ruscaceae

Foliage of Dasylirion longissimum. Family Asparagaceae, subfamily Dracaenaceae, Genus Dasylirion longissimum, mexican native pla Stock Photo

RMGJJGTM–Foliage of Dasylirion longissimum. Family Asparagaceae, subfamily Dracaenaceae, Genus Dasylirion longissimum, mexican native pla

Young plant of the yucca relative, Dasylirion acrotrichum, with spined grassy foliage, each leaf with a terminal tuft Stock Photo

RMG61FPR–Young plant of the yucca relative, Dasylirion acrotrichum, with spined grassy foliage, each leaf with a terminal tuft

Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above. Stock Photo

RF2HAJHY4–Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above.

Dasylirion wheeleri, Desert Spoon Stock Photo

RMCRKJ31–Dasylirion wheeleri, Desert Spoon

RMK2AN8E–Dasylirion acrotrichum, the Great Desert Spoon growing in Norfolk Garden

Patterned Leaves of Desert Spoon Cactus ( Dasylirion wheeleri) (Extra Large File) Stock Photo

RMCTE5PA–Patterned Leaves of Desert Spoon Cactus ( Dasylirion wheeleri) (Extra Large File)

Barbed leaves of Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, in the Organ Mountains, New Mexico, USA Stock Photo

RMFDNGW9–Barbed leaves of Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, in the Organ Mountains, New Mexico, USA

RFHRWF5G–Dasylirion acrotrichum

Dasylirion Plant from the Asparagus Family Stock Photo

RF2JGH3EG–Dasylirion Plant from the Asparagus Family

Sotol, Big Bend National Park, Texas Stock Photo

RF2PYMWD1–Sotol, Big Bend National Park, Texas

Sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) green leaves and teeth detail close up. Stock Photo

RF2AG2J5C–Sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) green leaves and teeth detail close up.

A vertical shot of Dasylirion wheeleri (Desert Spoon) in New Mexico Stock Photo

RF2JJKKGN–A vertical shot of Dasylirion wheeleri (Desert Spoon) in New Mexico

RMBE72W9–Close-up of Dasylirion wheeleri/Sotol/Desert Spoon leaf showing marginal teeth- Family Agavaceae

Close up of Dasylirion plant. Stock Photo

RF2D5HT7N–Close up of Dasylirion plant.

Dasylirion wheeleri. Spoon flower narrow leaves with spines Stock Photo

RMF2M3C5–Dasylirion wheeleri. Spoon flower narrow leaves with spines

Large dasylirion leiophyllum Stock Photo

RF2CGKRGH–Large dasylirion leiophyllum

Tresco Abbey Gardens,a Dasylirion Acrotrichum in flower. Also known as Spoon Yucca, Green Sotol or Green Desert Spoon, native to Chihuahuan desert. Stock Photo

RF2H5RFY6–Tresco Abbey Gardens,a Dasylirion Acrotrichum in flower. Also known as Spoon Yucca, Green Sotol or Green Desert Spoon, native to Chihuahuan desert.

The tips of the leaves of a great desert spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) Stock Photo

RF2AH1KHD–The tips of the leaves of a great desert spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum)

Evergreen Foliage of a Succulent Great Desert Spoon or Green Sotol Plant (Dasylirion acrotichum) Growing in a Tropical Garden on the Island of Tresco Stock Photo

RF2DP8GBT–Evergreen Foliage of a Succulent Great Desert Spoon or Green Sotol Plant (Dasylirion acrotichum) Growing in a Tropical Garden on the Island of Tresco

Green leaves of Dasylirion texanum, close-up. the Texas sotol. Plants and trees. Stock Photo

RF2X2PN89–Green leaves of Dasylirion texanum, close-up. the Texas sotol. Plants and trees.

Desert spoon plant, Dasylirion wheeleri, rosette of leaves with a background of gravel and plants. Stock Photo

RF2BP9N20–Desert spoon plant, Dasylirion wheeleri, rosette of leaves with a background of gravel and plants.

RF2HAJHRT–Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above.

RFT0Y5KY–Desert spoon plant, Dasylirion wheeleri, rosette of leaves with a background of gravel and plants.

RMK2AN9G–Dasylirion acrotrichum, the Great Desert Spoon growing in Norfolk Garden

A close-up image of a desert plant with long narrow leaves covered with spikes - dasylirion Stock Photo

RFRJ73K2–A close-up image of a desert plant with long narrow leaves covered with spikes - dasylirion

Barbed leaves of Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, aka Sotol, Common Sotol, and Spoon Flower, in Aguirre Spring Campground in O Stock Photo

RFFDNJ8M–Barbed leaves of Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, aka Sotol, Common Sotol, and Spoon Flower, in Aguirre Spring Campground in O

RFHRWF5H–Dasylirion acrotrichum

RF2JGH3DR–Dasylirion Plant from the Asparagus Family

Dasylirion serratifolium close up Stock Photo

RFT36AGA–Dasylirion serratifolium close up

RF2PYMWD7–Sotol, Big Bend National Park, Texas

Long green succulent leaves of Dasylirion texanum close-up. Close up green leaves background Stock Photo

RF2J9NHXN–Long green succulent leaves of Dasylirion texanum close-up. Close up green leaves background

Sotol, Indian Bread Rocks Recreation Area, Dos Cabezas Mountains Wilderness, Arizona Stock Photo

RF2PY4197–Sotol, Indian Bread Rocks Recreation Area, Dos Cabezas Mountains Wilderness, Arizona

RM2C7MJCD–Dasylirion acrotrichum, the Great Desert Spoon growing in Norfolk Garden

RMF2M3BY–Dasylirion wheeleri. Spoon flower narrow leaves with spines

RFD3N967–desert spoon

Close up of the upright green stiff leaves with hooked spines of the succulent Dasylirion acrotrichum or Green Desert Spoon seen in the UK. Stock Photo

RF2K4APR1–Close up of the upright green stiff leaves with hooked spines of the succulent Dasylirion acrotrichum or Green Desert Spoon seen in the UK.

Young rosette of Ponytail Palm (not a true palm) , Beaucarnea stricta, Agaveaceae, Agave family Stock Photo

RMF8CRJD–Young rosette of Ponytail Palm (not a true palm) , Beaucarnea stricta, Agaveaceae, Agave family

DASYLIRION LEIOPHYLLUM GREEN SOTOL Stock Photo

RM2AN0WWE–DASYLIRION LEIOPHYLLUM GREEN SOTOL

Long, sharp, thorny leaves of a green desert spoon, dasylirion acrotrichum Stock Photo

RF2AC3X53–Long, sharp, thorny leaves of a green desert spoon, dasylirion acrotrichum

RMH4HMBD–Dasylirion acrotrichum,

RF2HAJHXP–Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above.

Junquillo (Dasylirion longissimum) is a shrub native to northern Mexico. Stock Photo

RF2WMMTYN–Junquillo (Dasylirion longissimum) is a shrub native to northern Mexico.

Toothless Sotol, Beargrass, dasylirion quadrangulatum, closeup abstract. Stock Photo

RFE802CG–Toothless Sotol, Beargrass, dasylirion quadrangulatum, closeup abstract.

RFRJ73K5–A close-up image of a desert plant with long narrow leaves covered with spikes - dasylirion

RFFDNJ7F–Barbed leaves of Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, aka Sotol, Common Sotol, and Spoon Flower, in Aguirre Spring Campground in O

Desert Spoon, Common Sotol, Sotal, Dasylirion wheeleri Stock Photo

RF2HK8BJY–Desert Spoon, Common Sotol, Sotal, Dasylirion wheeleri

Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, plant in Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, New Mexico, USA Stock Photo

RM2M6TJTT–Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, plant in Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, New Mexico, USA

RFT36AG3–Dasylirion serratifolium close up

RF2PW75BE–Sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) green leaves and teeth detail close up.

Long green succulent leaves of Dasylirion texanum close-up. Close up green leaves blurred defocused background. Stock Photo

RF2KG9625–Long green succulent leaves of Dasylirion texanum close-up. Close up green leaves blurred defocused background.

Plant detail (Dasylirion acrotrichum) Stock Photo

RF2RBY3JC–Plant detail (Dasylirion acrotrichum)

Plant Dasylirion Serratifolium, origen Mexico, in Botanicactus garden, Mallorca, Spain. Stock Photo

RMP7GEC7–Plant Dasylirion Serratifolium, origen Mexico, in Botanicactus garden, Mallorca, Spain.

Dasylirion acrotrichum (Green desert spoon), plant with long thin leaves forming sphere Stock Photo

RMPFHR2H–Dasylirion acrotrichum (Green desert spoon), plant with long thin leaves forming sphere

Mostly blurred long green leaves with prickles of sandpaper sotol Stock Photo

RF2R02BYR–Mostly blurred long green leaves with prickles of sandpaper sotol

Dasylirion wheeleri. Desert Mexican plant with spiked long leaves. Stock Photo

RF2JA2CE7–Dasylirion wheeleri. Desert Mexican plant with spiked long leaves.

Looking deep into the long twisting straps of spiked ribbon like leaves of the Common Sotol cactus plant. A dark brown toned black and white image Stock Photo

RM2B15BE2–Looking deep into the long twisting straps of spiked ribbon like leaves of the Common Sotol cactus plant. A dark brown toned black and white image

A vertical shot of a dasylirion leiophyllum bush from a top view on a bright summer day Stock Photo

RF2JRCF4D–A vertical shot of a dasylirion leiophyllum bush from a top view on a bright summer day

Sydney Australia, Dasylirion wheeleri or Common Sotol belonging to the asparagus family Stock Photo

RF2B1PPYP–Sydney Australia, Dasylirion wheeleri or Common Sotol belonging to the asparagus family

Mexican grass tree, Baja California Sur, Mexico Stock Photo

RF2M8T0F3–Mexican grass tree, Baja California Sur, Mexico

RF2HAJHTF–Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above.

RF2WMMTYJ–Junquillo (Dasylirion longissimum) is a shrub native to northern Mexico.

RFE802CX–Toothless Sotol, Beargrass, dasylirion quadrangulatum, closeup abstract.

RFRJ73K4–A close-up image of a desert plant with long narrow leaves covered with spikes - dasylirion

Cucharilla or sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) is an ornamental plant native to Mexico. Stock Photo

RF2WFJJTE–Cucharilla or sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) is an ornamental plant native to Mexico.

Abstract image of green leaves of Dasylirion succulent plant Stock Photo

RF2A3PB46–Abstract image of green leaves of Dasylirion succulent plant

RM2M6TJM4–Desert Spoon, Dasylirion wheeleri, plant in Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument, New Mexico, USA

RFT36AG7–Dasylirion serratifolium close up

RF2PW1BCJ–Sandpaper sotol (Dasylirion serratifolium) green leaves and teeth detail close up.

RF2KG963C–Long green succulent leaves of Dasylirion texanum close-up. Close up green leaves blurred defocused background.

Sotol, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico Stock Photo

RF2PYJ7JM–Sotol, Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico

RMP7GECJ–Plant Dasylirion Serratifolium, origen Mexico, in Botanicactus garden, Mallorca, Spain.

RFF3YYXK–Organic abstract Beargrass

RF2R026XX–Mostly blurred long green leaves with prickles of sandpaper sotol

Close up of a Sotol plant in southern Arizona Stock Photo

RFAMTA74–Close up of a Sotol plant in southern Arizona

RFRKJC15–Dasylirion wheeleri. Desert Mexican plant with spiked long leaves.

A closeup shot of the sandpaper sotol or Dasylirion serratifolium plant growing in the garden Stock Photo

RF2HBT60E–A closeup shot of the sandpaper sotol or Dasylirion serratifolium plant growing in the garden

Dasylirion wheeleri. Desert Mexican plant with spiked long leaves. Beautiful green floral background. Stock Photo

RFW37MFN–Dasylirion wheeleri. Desert Mexican plant with spiked long leaves. Beautiful green floral background.

Leafy Perfection: Exploring the Details of Dasylirion serratifolium's Foliage Stock Photo

RF2RH9BF0–Leafy Perfection: Exploring the Details of Dasylirion serratifolium's Foliage

RF2HAJHXE–Closeup of spiky Green Sotol or Great Desert Spoon (Dasylirion acrotrichum) seen from above.

3d illustration of Dasylirion wheeleri tree isolated on white bachground Stock Photo

RF2JPHC6G–3d illustration of Dasylirion wheeleri tree isolated on white bachground

RFE83BAE–Toothless Sotol, Beargrass, dasylirion quadrangulatum, closeup abstract.

The islands of Titicaca and Koati, illustrated . nges onbare rock, the kara, a tall Yucca or Dasylirion-like plantwith fleshy, dentated leaves and sharp spines, grows in pro-fusion. The popular Spanish name for this singular andquite abundant vegetable type is comida de oso (literally,bear food). It is especially abundant on the northern slopesof the Calvario and of Ticani. A number of plants growupon the Island, which are used by the Indians for medicinalpurposes, or are known to them as having medicinal proper-ties. Mrs. Bandelier collected and sent to the Museum anumber of plants, gathered Stock Photo

RM2AX7066–The islands of Titicaca and Koati, illustrated . nges onbare rock, the kara, a tall Yucca or Dasylirion-like plantwith fleshy, dentated leaves and sharp spines, grows in pro-fusion. The popular Spanish name for this singular andquite abundant vegetable type is comida de oso (literally,bear food). It is especially abundant on the northern slopesof the Calvario and of Ticani. A number of plants growupon the Island, which are used by the Indians for medicinalpurposes, or are known to them as having medicinal proper-ties. Mrs. Bandelier collected and sent to the Museum anumber of plants, gathered