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Español: Especie: Puya chilensis.

Género: Puya. Familia: Bromeliaceae.

  • Nombres comunes locales: Chagual, chagual grande, cardón, montera.
  • Distribución geográfica: El chagual es endémico de Chile. Crece en las áreas costeras de suelo rocoso entre la IV y la VII región.
  • Características: La planta es perenne y alcanza una altura de hasta 4 metros, con hojas largas, de orilla espinosa y unidas en la base de la planta. Flores agrupadas en una gran inflorescencia que alcanza algo más de un metro de altura. La flores (hermafroditas) son de color amarillo verdoso.
  • La foto (detalle de la inflorescencia) fue tomada en Los Molles, V región de Valparaíso, Chile.
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