Agave geminiflora
A dense, fountain-like agave of 100–200 narrow, flexible leaves edged with white threads, endemic to Nayarit and Jalisco in western Mexico. It grows in summer-rain oak woodland at mid elevations, and it flowers once and dies, usually without offsets.
Where it grows wild
Grows on slopes in seasonally dry oak and pine-oak woodland of western Mexico, in sun or light shade among rocks and grass.
Records span 808–1822 m with a median of about 1290 m.
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