Acinodendron Mexicanum

Mexican acorn tree, scientifically known as Acinodendron mexicanum, is a unique and resilient species native to the dry regions of Mexico. This tree is characterized by its thick, gnarled trunk and dense canopy of small, leathery leaves. It produces distinctive fruit that resembles acorns, which are adapted to survive in harsh, arid conditions. The plant plays an important role in local ecosystems and has been used by indigenous communities for various traditional purposes. Despite its hardiness, the Mexican acorn tree faces threats from habitat loss and climate change.