Quercus Suber F. Racemosa

Quercus suber f. racemosa is a rare and intriguing variant of the cork oak, known for its unique floral characteristics. This plant is native to the Iberian Peninsula and thrives in Mediterranean climates with mild, wet winters. Its most distinguishing feature is the racemose arrangement of its flowers, which sets it apart from typical oak species. While less commonly cultivated, it holds significance in botanical studies due to its genetic and ecological value. Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving this rare form in its natural habitat.