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height and 2.5 feet in diameter. It has blackish bark that becomes
deeply furrowed as the tree ages. Leaves are green and shiny above and
silvery beneath. They are lance-shaped grow to
4 inches in length. The
tree grows in southern Arizona on mountain slopes and in canyons in oak
woodlands at elevations between
5000-7000 feet. 