Mammillaria prolifera (Mill.) Haw.
Family: Cactaceae
Description: It clusters freely, forming a 'cushion' of small heads about 1 in. across, covered with fine white spines. Creamy flowers appear in late spring and are often followed by orange-red berries, which are said to taste like strawberries. The heads are knocked
Habitat: 400–2250 m altitude
| Form of cushion | C | Hemispherical (dome shaped) cushion |
| Compactness | 0 | Hollow, with canopy gaps |
| Variability | 1 | Variability |
| Root system | P | Single pivotal root |
| Woodiness | NA | NA |
| Thorniness | 1 | Yes |
| Succulence | 1 | Yes |
| Flowers | 0 | Flowers sessil |
| CUB |
| HAI |
| MXE |
| TEX |
| NA |
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