Quercus comasaguana Trel. n. sp.

Twigs moderate (2-3 mm.), fluted, vary quickly glabrous, gray with prominent white lenticels. Buds apparently glabrous,
glossy brown, and round-ovoid. Leaves persisting till the new growth is formed, elliptical-oblong, subacute, cordulate,
coarsely crenate-serrate above the middle, slightly revolute, rather large (2.5-3 x 6-9, or 6 x 16 cm.) glossy, glabrous and
somewhat inpressed-reticulate above, dull, pale and rather persistently cobwebby beneath; veins about 15 pairs, forked
and somewhat looped; petiole glabrate, about 2 x 6 mm. Catkins and fiuit ?
Central American region.