Rhipsalis baccifera, with pencil-like, usually spineless stems, is the most widespread cactus epiphyte, occurring throughout the Americas and also carried to Africa and India, likely by birds because the white fruits have sticky pulp and tiny seeds.
Rhipsalis baccifera, with pencil-like, usually spineless stems, is the most widespread cactus epiphyte, occurring throughout the Americas and also carried to Africa and India, likely by birds because the white fruits have sticky pulp and tiny seeds.