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Nothofagus procera

Family: Nothofagaceae

What it is like

A conical shaped tree. It grows up to 14 m high. The leaves are alternate and prominently ridged between the veins. There are 15-18 pairs of veins. The leaves turn golden, red and pink in autumn. Female flowers are smaller, green and nut shaped.

There are about 35 Nothofagus species.

Where it is found

It grows in temperate regions. It suits a moist soil. The soil needs to be deep and well-drained.

Countries/locations it is found in

Australia, Britain, Chile, Europe, South America (country/location of origin)

How it is used for food

Edible parts

Nuts

How it is grown

It is fast growing.

Its other names

Local names

Synonyms

Possibly now Nothofagus alpina;