Alluaudia Procera Collection

Africa, Madagascar, Anosy Region, Berenty Reserve, spiny forest. Sisal plants are along the edge of the deciduous succulent plants called Alluaudia procera

Africa, Madagascar Spiny Forest, Anosy. Madagascar ocotillo plants with their leaves sprouting directly from their trunks

Madagascan Ocotillo or Alluaudia -Alluaudia procera-, Didiereaceae, Andohahela National Park, near Fort-Dauphin or Tolagnaro, Madagascar

Madagascar ocotillo -Alluaudia procera-, Madagascar

Tropical dry forest landscape with river and rocks, with Madagascan Ocotillo or Alluaudia -Alluaudia procera-, Didiereaceae, Andohahela National Park, near Fort-Dauphin or Tolagnaro, Madagascar

Ring-tailed lemur in a spiny forest tree
Ring-tailed lemur (Lemur catta) in a spiny forest tree, or Madagascan ocotillo, (Alluaudia procera). This lemur inhabits the rocky mountains of south-western Madagascar, living mainly on the ground

Madagascar, southwest area Dry Spiny Forest, (Alluaudia procera) cactus like tree

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"Alluaudia procera: A Majestic Presence in Madagascar's Spiny Forest" Nestled within the captivating landscapes of Africa's enchanting island, Madagascar, lies the Anosy Region and its remarkable Berenty Reserve. Here, amidst the unique ecosystem known as the spiny forest, thrives a fascinating plant species called Alluaudia procera. Also referred to as Madagascan Ocotillo or simply Alluaudia, this member of the Didiereaceae family can be found in various locations across Madagascar. One such place is Andohahela National Park near Fort-Dauphin or Tolagnaro, where it adds an exquisite touch to the tropical dry forest landscape with its towering presence. In Berenty Reserve, these magnificent trees become a haven for wildlife. Ring-tailed lemurs gracefully navigate their branches while indulging in their nutritious leaves. Verreaux's sifakas showcase their acrobatic skills by leaping from one Alluaudia procera tree to another before descending onto the road below. The allure extends beyond its ecological significance; it captivates visitors with its striking appearance. With slender trunks adorned with sharp thorns and green foliage that adorns them during certain seasons, these ocotillo plants create a sight that is both mesmerizing and awe-inspiring. As you explore Madagascar's diverse landscapes, make sure not to miss encountering these incredible specimens in person. Witness how they thrive against all odds within the harsh conditions of the spiny forest and appreciate their vital role in supporting local biodiversity. Alluaudia procera stands tall as a symbol of resilience and beauty within Africa's captivating land of wonders - Madagascar.