Botanically speaking the spineless prickly pear is Opuntia. Like many other plants there seems to small taxonomic skirmish. You'll find Opuntia ellisiana, Opuntia and cacanapa 'Ellisana'.

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The Opuntia ellisiana, or tiger tongue cactus, is likely a cultivator of the wild prickly pear that grows in Texas and Mexico that elevated into its own species, said a spokeswoman with the institute.

Botanically speaking, the spineless prickly pear is Opuntia. Like many other plants, there seems to be small taxonomic skirmish. You’ll find Opuntia ellisiana, Opuntia and cacanapa Ellisana.