ahuehuete การใช้

• Ahuehuetes are frequently cultivated in Mexican parks and gardens.
• Forested areas of the municipality contain trees such as ahuehuete, mesquite, eucalyptus and Peruvian pepper.
• One dead specimen is called the Ahuehuete of Moctezuma, El Sargento ( The Sargeant ) or Centinela ( Sentinel ).
• Throughout the first section there are trees, the most famous of which are the Montezuma cypress, locally called " ahuehuetes ".
• Aside from these constructions is a cypress ( ahuehuete ) located in the center of the city that is at least 250 years old.
• This kind of cypress is known in Spanish as a sabino, in Nahuatl as an ahuehuete and in Zapotec as Yagaguichici馻, and it is Mexico s national tree.
• It is said that 500 years ago, soon after the conquistadors arrived, lightning struck the already gigantic ahuehuete tree called Tule and gouged a hole in it large enough for a man on a horse to ride through.
• The city and the municipality were founded on November 12, 1542 by the name of Penxamo's San Francisco ( in tarasco the name was Penlamu " place of sabinos or ahuehuetes " ) by virtue of the bond sent by the Spanish king Carlos V, in which she was authorized the captain Diego Tom醩 de Jesuchihua to realize.
• In another account, the Nahua god Tezcatlipoca spoke to a man named Nata and his wife Nana, saying : " Do not busy yourselves any longer making " pulque ", but hollow out for yourselves a large boat of an " ahuehuete " [ cyprus ] tree, and make your home in it when you see the waters rising to the sky ."