Sierra de la Laguna oak (Quercus devia)

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Sierra de la Laguna oak (Quercus devia) is a rare oak species native exclusively to the high-elevation forests of the Sierra de la Laguna range in Baja California Sur, Mexico.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant species
species of oak
binomialName Quercus devia
commonName Sierra de la Laguna oak
conservationStatus rare
country Mexico
distribution restricted to the Sierra de la Laguna range
endemicTo Baja California Sur
Mexico
Sierra de la Laguna
family Fagaceae
foundInMountainRange Sierra de la Laguna range
linked to: Sierra de la Laguna
genus Quercus
growthForm woody plant
habitat high-elevation forests
montane forests
hasPart acorns
isPartOfFloraOf flora of Baja California Sur
flora of Mexico
kingdom Plantae
lifeForm tree
nativeRangeCharacteristic restricted-range species
nativeTo Baja California Sur
Mexico
Sierra de la Laguna
order Fagales
photosyntheticPathway C3
reproductiveStructure acorns
scientificName Quercus devia
taxonRank species

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Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere Reserve endemicSpecies Sierra de la Laguna oak (Quercus devia)
Quercus devia commonName Sierra de la Laguna oak
linked to: Sierra de la Laguna oak (Quercus devia)