Daisy anemone
A species of Cereus Scientific name : Cereus pedunculatus Genus : Cereus
Daisy anemone, A species of Cereus
Botanical name: Cereus pedunculatus
Genus: Cereus
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Description
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Description
C. pedunculatus has a base that is sometimes frilled at the edge. It is wider than the trunk which is covered with small dots and can be cream, pink, brown or violet. The trunk may be stalk-like and up to ten centimetres tall, or shaped more like a trumpet. Both these forms can retract back into a squat, tentacle-fringed mound. The oral disc may be seven centimetres wide or even wider. There are more than 500 short, flaccid tentacles which may be a plain colour, banded or speckled.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Sea anemones and corals Order
Sea anemones Family
Sagartiidae Genus
Cereus Species
Daisy anemone 
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