These include squash, pineapple, nopal cactus, tomatoes, chili peppers, figs and more. Common names include erect prickly pear and nopal estricto (Spanish). The segment begins on folio 13v with a nopal cactus, signifying Tenochtitlan. A nopal cactus farm for the production of cochineal is traditionally known as a nopalry. One unique sweet of the town is crystallized nopal cactus. Other plant species include mesquite, chironola, lechuguilla, nopal and barrel cactus, choyas, paloadan and pitahaya. This one was converted into a massive flowerpot with a large nopal cactus plant. "Naco" means "nopal cactus" in the Opata language. The rich, color-fast red dye produced from insects, was harvested from nopal cacti. In the more arid areas, mesquite, nopal and other desert plants can be found. Nopal juice can be used to produce bioplastic. In Mexico there are over of land used to cultivate nopal.