Sisal plant attenuata
The sisal plant with neck of swan , also called sisal plant with tail of fox ( Sisal plant attenuata ) is a species of the family of the Agavaceae.
She forms tufts of rivet washers of sheets of color green-gray, without final spines. Into growing old, each rivet washer is found at the end of a trunk which can reach several tens of centimetres.
The inflorescence of the sisal plant with neck of swan is particularly decorative. Curve, evoking a neck of swan, it is with it that this species owes its vernacular name.
She is originating in the Mexico, of the states of Mexico City and Jalisco.
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