- winter. Its
common name in
Nahuatl (native name in Mexico) is
Cazahuatl or
Cazahuate.
Ipomoea arborescens is
found from
Sonora and
Chihuahua south to Veracruz...
-
Locals call it a
variety of names: "seta", "
cazahuate", "orejón", "hongo de pino", "blanco", "oreja de
cazahuate". Pink
oyster mushrooms are also sold, door-to-door...
- are
protected species such as
cuachalate (Amphipterygium adstringens),
cazahuate (Ipomoea wolcottiana),
tepemezquite (Lysiloma divaricatum),
pochote (Ceiba...
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mexican logwood (Haematoxylum brasiletto),
Lysiloma microphylla, and
cazahuate (Ipomoea murucoides).
Cacti are common,
including species of Pachycereus...
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species of flora, for example: Nogalillo, palo esopeta,
flame coral tree,
cazahuate, copal,
white sapote, ceiba,
white capulín, red logwood,
chinquapin oak...
- low
deciduous forest of warm climate: jacarandas,
Mexican holdbacks,
cazahuates, ceiba, and bougainvilleas.
Wildlife consists of white-tail deer, boars...
- "Zacatepec".
Estado de
Morelos Tl.
Retrieved February 18, 2019. "casahuate o
cazahuate".
Herbolarios Anonimos.
November 2, 2010.
Retrieved February 18, 2019...
-
included songwriting from
fellow Mexican artists Joan
Sebastian ("Los
Cazahuates"),
Marco Antonio Solís ("Tu Ingratitud"), José
Alfredo Jiménez ("Te Vas...
- year, and its
rainy season is from June to October.
Vegetation includes cazahuate (a tree that
measures 15 to 50 feet high and has long
leaves and white...
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include guamúchil (which has a small, red fruit), mezquite,
amates (ficus),
cazahuate, acacia, and
copal (traditionally used for incense). In
Jonacatepec de...
