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The tree is widely cultivated in Spain, Portugal, Algeria, Morocco, France, Italy and Tunisia. Cork oaks cover an area of 2.5 million hectares in these countries. Portugal has 50% of world production, and in this country logging is prohibited except for forest management or for old and unproductive trees.

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Croatian name: Hrast plutnjakLatin name: Quercus ilex L.English name: holm oak Family name: Fagaceae

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Croatian name: Hrast plutnjakLatin name: Quercus ilex L.English name: holm oak Family name: Fagaceae

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Lara Bilić

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This is a evergreen tree that belongs to the Fagaceae family, is robust and can live hundreds of years.

It has a medium-large appearance, with a wide, somewhat irregular crown, which can reach up to 20 meters in height and the most remarkable thing in it is its bark, of a grayish hue, suberosa, thick and quite cracked, which we know as cork.

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It blooms from late winter to summer.

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Croatian name: Hrast crnika
Latin name: Quercus ilex L.
English name: holm oak
Family name: Fagaceae

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borja rubio méndez

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Óscar Senín López