Bursera lancifolia | Wild Sonora

A thorn-scrub and TDF species similar to Bursera fagaroides, but seems to be slightly more sensitive to frost and/or dry conditions. This species has longer lanceolate leaves with teeth along the entire margin of the leaf, unlike B. fagaroides which sometimes only has a few larger teeth on the outer 1/2 of the leaf.

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Trees

Family Name

Burseraceae

Genus and Species

Bursera lancifolia

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