Remaining woodland in the drier areas contains much endemic flora and primarily consists of "Podocarpus" conifers and "Juniperus procera", often with "Hagenia abyssinica". In the Harenna Forest, pockets of moist, closed-canopy forest with "Pouteria" and "Olea" are draped with lianas and epiphytes, while above 2400 meters, a shrubby zone is home to "Hagenia", "Schefflera", and giant lobelias ("Lobelia gibberroa"), species which can be found on the East African mountains further south. The evergreen broadleaved forest of the Semien Mountains, between 2,300 and 2,700 meters elevation, is dominated by "Syzygium guineense", "Juniperus procera", and "Olea africana".