What is another word for acanthocereus?
Pronunciation: [ɐkanθˈə͡ʊsɹɪəs] (IPA) 
Acanthocereus is a genus of cacti that belong to the family Cactaceae. These plants are known for their characteristic spiny stems that grow in a columnar or branching pattern. They can often be found in dry regions of South and Central America, and some species are also found in the Caribbean.
Some synonyms for the word "acanthocereus" include Cereus variabilis, Cereus hystrix, and Cereus trigonus. These names are often used interchangeably with acanthocereus in botanical literature and scientific research. Additionally, the common name for some species within this genus is "night-blooming cereus," referring to the practice of blooming only at night. Acanthocereus species are appreciated by collectors and gardeners alike for their unique appearance and relatively low maintenance requirements.
