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| 5393591 | alligator juniper | Juniperus deppeana | |
| 5369838 | Montezuma baldcypress | Taxodium mucronatum | The famous "Arbor de Tule" (Tule Tree) located in the town of Santa Maria del Tule in Ozxzca, Mexico. The tree is considered to have the stoutest trunk of any tree in Mesoamerica and rivals that of giant sequoia. Areas of the highly textured bark invoke images of various animals or other figures. |
| 5369835 | Montezuma baldcypress | Taxodium mucronatum | The famous "Arbor de Tule" (Tule Tree) located in the town of Santa Maria del Tule in Ozxzca, Mexico. The tree is considered to have the stoutest trunk of any tree in Mesoamerica and rivals that of giant sequoia. |
