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Pinus apulcensis
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Flat scaled cone from Apulco, Zacatecas.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Apulco, Zacatecas.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Green cone on a tree with flat scaled cones, Apulco, Zacatecas.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
One of the trees at Apulco with more raised scales, Zacatecas.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cones
These cones have the most raised apophysis that it was possible to could find in the trees at Apulco, Zacatecas.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Ahuazotepec, Puebla.
These trees where about 50 km south of Apulco. The cones and trees look
very similar to the ones at Apulco with the flatter scales.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Ahuazotepec, Puebla.
These trees are about 50 km sout of the Metepec area.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Malinche volcano, Tlaxcala.
This is a very interesting population of trees on the lower slopes of the
volcano Malinche near Apizaco. It is a long ways from Apulco, over 100 km,
however Martinez in his book calls these trees Pinus apulcensis. If
they really are Pinus apulcensis, they would be the cones with the most raised
apophysis. The trees did not look too much like the trees at Apulco.
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Pinus apulcensis
- Cone
Malinche volcano, Tlaxcala.
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