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TREES ON THE NIDO DE AGUILAS CAMPUS

TREES ON THE NIDO DE AGUILAS CAMPUS. Mediterranean Climate in Santiago. Chaparral / Mediterranean Biome Sclerophyllous Forest – hard leaves. Espino Acacia caven (local tree). Boldo (Native to Chile) Peumus boldus. Quillay Quillaja saponaria (local Chilean tree).

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TREES ON THE NIDO DE AGUILAS CAMPUS

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  1. TREES ON THE NIDO DE AGUILAS CAMPUS

  2. Mediterranean Climate in Santiago

  3. Chaparral / Mediterranean BiomeSclerophyllous Forest – hard leaves

  4. EspinoAcacia caven (local tree)

  5. Boldo (Native to Chile) Peumusboldus

  6. QuillayQuillajasaponaria (local Chilean tree)

  7. PeumoCrypotcaryaalba (Local Chilean tree)

  8. LitreLithraeacaustica (local Chilean tree)

  9. MaitenMayrenusboaria (local)

  10. Ligustro / AligustreLigustrum lucidum (native to Chile)

  11. PataguaCrinodendron patagua Native (Chilean)

  12. Nispero (introduced to Chile, probably from China via Spain)

  13. PimientoSchinusmolle (1 - 5th Region native, I think)

  14. CaneloDrimys winteri (Native Chilean)

  15. AromoAcacia dealbata(7th Region? Native/nonnative?)

  16. AromoaustralianoAcacia melanoxylon (7th region introduced)

  17. Linden/American BasswoodTiliaAmericana (Introduced from the USA)

  18. Monterrey Pine Pinus radiata?Introduced from USA

  19. Castano de flor Aesculus hippocastanum Introduced from Europe

  20. Granado de Flor Punica granatum plenifloraIntroduced from the Orient

  21. Resources • http://www.haciendalosaromos.cl/flora.html • http://www.chileflora.com

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