 Some examples which stand out are the red quebracho ("Schinopsis lorentzii"), black soto ("Schinopsis cornuta"), black guayacán ("Izozogia nelly"), cuchi ("Myracrodruon urundeuva"), purple guayacán ("Bulnesia sarmientoi"), soto de arenales ("Schinopsis corneta"), and cupesí ("Prosopis chilensis").Other important species are the floss silk tree ("Chorisia speciosa"), Iberá-Bira ("Caesalpinia paraguariensis"), mistol ("Ziziphus mistol"), other species such as "Bougainvillea praecox", "Acacia feddeana", "Aspidosperma pyrifolium", wax palm ("Copernicia alba") and palma saó ("Trithrinax schizophylla").The fauna present in the area is representative of the Chaqueña plains region, with 350 registered species, 89 species of snakes, 301 species of birds, 65 species of small mammals and 59 species of large mammals.