where is the plant named after the first song mentioned earlier, found?
They are native to the Americas, where their range extends from Patagonia to British Columbia and Alberta in western Canada.
Cactus
 With one exception, they are native to the Americas, where their range extends from Patagonia to British Columbia and Alberta in western Canada. 
who is the woman on the surfer rosa album cover UNANSWERABLE when was this album released? March 1988 by whom? By the American alternative rock band Pixies what are some of the songs found on this album? "Cactus", "Gigantic", "Where Is My Mind?" did the last song have any impact on culture? Yes, on Tuesday, April 13, 2004, NASA used "Where Is My Mind?" to wake up the team working on the Mars rover, "Spirit", in honor of its software transplant. where did the rock genre mentioned previously get its name from? In the past, popular music tastes were dictated by music executives within large entertainment corporations. Record companies signed contracts with those entertainers who were thought to become the most popular, and therefore who could generate the most sales. what are some types within this category? UNANSWERABLE when was the space craft mentioned earlier launched from earth? The MER-A and MER-B probes were launched on June 10, 2003 and July 7, 2003, respectively. who sang the last song mentioned earlier? UNANSWERABLE
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Cactus [SEP] Distribution
Cacti inhabit diverse regions, from coastal plains to high mountain areas. With one exception, they are native to the Americas, where their range extends from Patagonia to British Columbia and Alberta in western Canada. A number of centers of diversity exist. For cacti adapted to drought, the three main centers are Mexico and the southwestern United States; the southwestern Andes, where they are found in Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina; and eastern Brazil, away from the Amazon Basin. Tree-living epiphytic and climbing cacti necessarily have different centers of diversity, as they require moister environments. They are mainly found in the coastal mountains and Atlantic forests of southeastern Brazil; in Bolivia, which is the center of diversity for the subfamily Rhipsalideae; and in forested regions of Central America, where the climbing Hylocereeae are most diverse.