Airampoa

Airampoa ayrampo (synonym: Tunilla soehrensii) is a low-growing, spreading succulent subshrub in the cactus family (Cactaceae), native to the high-altitude regions of the Andes. It is widely valued by indigenous communities for its deep red-purple fruits, which are traditionally used as a natural dye.

Airampoa corrugata is a succulent subshrub belonging to the Cactaceae family, native to the high-altitude arid regions of South America . Known for its segmented, jointed stems and formidable spines, it is a fascinating species for specialized cactus collectors.

Airampoa erectoclada (syn. Tunilla erectoclada or Opuntia erectoclada) is a distinctive, low-growing, succulent subshrub in the family Cactaceae . It is well-known for its jointed, flattened stem segments and upright growth habit among the opuntioid cacti.

Airampoa tilcarensis is a highly resilient, succulent subshrub belonging to the Cactaceae family, well-adapted to arid environments and rocky terrains.