Quercus Toza Var. Pyrenaica

Quercus toza var. pyrenaica is a rare and distinctive variant of the common oak species found in specific regions of the Iberian Peninsula. This plant is known for its unique morphological traits that set it apart from other oak varieties. It thrives in rocky and mountainous environments, showcasing its adaptability to harsh conditions. Due to its limited distribution, it is considered a vulnerable species facing threats from habitat loss and climate change. Understanding and protecting this rare oak is essential for preserving biodiversity in its native ecosystems.