Juniperus saxicola

Juniperus saxicola is a coniferous plant species within the Cupressaceae family, a group of woody plants commonly known as cypress family. This species is specifically associated with the Archipiélago de Cuba, a region within the broader global range of the genus Juniperus. The name was formally published in 1923 by botanists Britton and P.Wilson. As part of the Juniperus genus, it shares characteristics typical of junipers, such as needle-like or scale-like leaves and the production of berry-like cones. The species contributes to the biodiversity of the Cuban archipelago, which is known for its rich flora.