| Quercus x fagineomirbeckii | |
| Author | Villar 1938 Bull. Soc. Hist. Nat. Afrique N. 28: 450 1937 publ. 1938. |
| Synonyms | canariensis
x faginea = x jahandiezii A.Camus 1939 = x pseudofaginea A.Camus 1939 |
| Local names | |
| Range | SW Spain; Portugal (Serra de Monchique) ; Algeria ; Morocco ; |
| Growth habit | |
| Leaves | 4-7 x 2-3 cm; leathery; adaxially gree, glabrous, lustrous; abaxially greyish, more or less pubescent and waxy glaucous, with sometimes traces of tomentum at vein axils; apex acute; base truncate or asymmetrical; margin serrate-dentate, with teeth narrow, acute, often mucronate; 9-11 vein pairs without intercallary veins; tertiary veins conspicuous; petiole 4-12 mm, more or less pilose; |
| Flowers | male catkins with hairy rachis, the same for the perianths, with flowers densely in the apical half; |
| Fruits | |
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Bark, twigs and |
twig striate, pinkish, soon hairless; bud 3-4 mm, acute, with scales pinkish, ciliate; stipules very long, persistent; |
| Hardiness zone, habitat | |
| Miscellaneous |
-- Q. x jahandiezii is exactly : Q.
canariensis X Q. faginea subsp alpestris
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| Subspecies and varieties |
-- Q. x jahandiezii nothosubsp. viciosoi
Rivas-Mart. & Saenz
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