| Agave salmiana |
| Agave tequilana |
| Asymmetric mushroom-like insulator pole |
| Black tar |
| Blindingly white soil |
| Blue Myrtle Cacti |
| Boojum trees |
| Brittlebush |
| Chihuahua cross |
| Coahuila gold tufts |
| Cobblestone pavement |
| Concrete hanging insulator pole |
| Giant Cardon |
| Grainy pavement |
| Guanajuato extremely dark fields |
| Hexagonal tiles pavement |
| Jalisco bollards |
| Light coloured rock walls |
| Mesh body pole |
| Nayarit bollard |
| Oaxaca pavement |
| Oil palm plantations |
| Red agricultural fields |
| Saguaro Cacti |
| Western, shorter pine forest |
| White middle roadlines |
| Wooden hanging insulator pole |
| Yucca filifera |
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Agave salmiana
Agave salmiana, also known as pulque agaves, have wide, smooth, curling leaves, and a crown-like appearance. They are common in the central Mexican valley and further north around the city of San Luis Potosi.
Description and images taken from: https://www.plonkit.net/mexico.
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