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- Mexican conifers extend mainly across the main mountain ranges Sierra Madre Oriental, Sierra Madre Occidental and the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Enclosed between these mountains there are dispersed groups of conifers in mid and high elevations valleys when rainfall conditions allow their growth. Mexican conifers grow in some places often associated with oaks. The dry season is about 7–8 months. Most rainfall (80-95%) occurs from June to October (5 months) and for only four months in the north. Precipitation throughout the year is present only in a little portion of the Sierra Madre Oriental in the State of Veracruz. The greatest number of species belong to the Pinus genus, including about 60 species and subspecies. Mexican conifers growing in subtropical climates include Pinus chiapensis, Pinus oocarpa, and Pinus tecunumanii. Mexican conifers in temperate-to-cool climates are as follow:
* Pinus ayacahuite
* Pinus cembroides
* Pinus durangensis
* Pinus engelmanii
* Pinus greggii
* Pinus hartwegii
* Pinus leiophylla
* Pinus lumholtzii
* Pinus devoniana
* Pinus montezumae
* Pinus nelsonii
* Pinus oocarpa var. trifoliata
* Pinus patula
* Pinus pseudostrobus
* Pinus teocote
* Taxodium mucronatum
* Abies religiosa
* Cupressus lusitanica Mexican conifers that grow exclusively in cool climates are Pinus hartwegii and Pinus rudis. (en)
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- Mexican conifers extend mainly across the main mountain ranges Sierra Madre Oriental, Sierra Madre Occidental and the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt. Enclosed between these mountains there are dispersed groups of conifers in mid and high elevations valleys when rainfall conditions allow their growth. Mexican conifers grow in some places often associated with oaks. Mexican conifers growing in subtropical climates include Pinus chiapensis, Pinus oocarpa, and Pinus tecunumanii. Mexican conifers in temperate-to-cool climates are as follow: (en)
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