Prefers high-altitude regions and thrives in cool and temperate climates.
Bolivian walnut
Juglans boliviana, commonly known as Bolivian walnut, is a nut-bearing tree that is native to the mountains of northern Bolivia and central and southern Peru. It belongs to the genus Walnuts and shares similarities with Juglans neotropica.
Juglans boliviana
Bolivia
- The Bolivian walnut tree can reach heights of up to 30 meters. - It produces large, round nuts with a hard shell. - The wood of the tree is highly valued for its strength and durability. - The leaves of the tree are compound and can have up to 15 leaflets. - The nuts of the Bolivian walnut are edible and are often used in cooking and baking. - The tree is known for its attractive, dark-green foliage. - It prefers well-drained soil and a sunny location. - The Bolivian walnut tree is an important species for both its economic and ecological value.
- Well-drained soil - Moist soil - Rich and fertile soil
Native to the mountains of northern Bolivia and central and southern Peru. It is similar to Juglans neotropica.