| Quercus x ordenensis | |
| Author | F.M. Vázquez, Garcia Alonso & Márquez 2015 |
| Synonyms | canariensis X coccifera |
| Local names | |
| Range | South Spain, in Badajoz, Cadix, Ciudad Real ans Malaga Provinces ; among local populations of the parents; |
| Growth habit | shrub reaching 1,8 m; rounded, very branched; |
| Leaves | 2.5-8 cm x 1-4 cm; persistent; leathery; plane; oblong lanceolate to lanceolate; glabrescent above with frequent fascicled trichomes; glabrescent to pubescent beneath with radiate, stellate and frequent multistellate trichomes; margin serrate, spiny; more than 9 pairs of parallel veins, veins green above, yellow below with long and short simple hairs; secondary veins diverging from midrib at an angle less than 37°; petiole hairless, coriaceous, yellow, 3-12 cm long; |
| Flowers | sterile plant (neither male catkins, nor female racemes); |
| Fruits | |
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Bark, twigs and |
short young twigs pilose, canaliculate; bud globose, with red ciliate scales; |
| Hardiness zone, habitat | the natural area has up to 1200 mm annual precipitation, and deep acidic soils |
| Miscellaneous | this hybrid inherited
from Q. coccifera its habit,
the persistence of the leaves and the blade magin; from Q.
canariensis the petiole and the shape of the blade. |
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