It prefers a climate with moderate temperatures and is well-suited to the middle altitudes, typically ranging from 500 to 1500 meters above sea level. Additionally, it thrives in acidic soil conditions.
Common Name: Mexican Elm
Eucaena collinii, also known as Collin's Eucaena, is a small tree native to southern Mexico. It has an elm-like shape and is well-suited for middle altitudes between 500 and 1500 meters. This tree is known for its rapid growth and ability to thrive in acidic soil conditions.
Eucaena collinii
Mexico
- This plant is also known as Collin's eucaena. - It belongs to the pioneer group of plants. - Eucaena collinii is native to southern Mexico. - It is a small tree with an elm-shaped appearance. - The tree thrives at middle altitudes, specifically between 500 to 1500 meters. - Eucaena collinii grows relatively fast. - It is well-suited for acidic soil conditions.
- Acidic soils
A native of southern Mexico, this small, elm - shaped tree is adapted to the middle altitudes (500 - 1500 m). It is fairly rapid in growth and adapted to acid soils.