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INTRODUCTION

 In this website tour going to find the different trees that are in the Marsh of the conejera, and also in our school. you can find information on their origin what type of plant it is etc.

INDEX
Trees and Families 

·       Main characteristics

·      Why are they important

·      What are they used for

·      Origin 
     

TRES AND FAMILIES
  Quercus Humboldtii, Oak Tree , Fagacea

  Tibuchina Lepidota, Siete Cueros, Melafomatacia
 
  Ficus Benjamina, Ficus, Moracia
 
  Salyx Humbolditana, Sauce Llorón, Moracia
    
  Acca Sellowiana, Feijoa, Myrtaseai
 
  Eugenia Myrtifolia, Eugenia, Myrtaseai

  Myrcia Cucullata, Arrayán, Myrtaseai

  Myrcianthes Leucoxyla, Arrayán Blanco, Myrtaseai
 
  Myrcianthes Rhopaloides, Arrayán Negro, Myrtaseai


  

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