Description.
Dark green to glaucous green non suckering solitary plants up to 2m diameter.
Leaves, smooth, up to 90 cm long, 25 cm broad, mostly lanceolate to linear-lanceolate narrowing toward the base, plane, thick-fleshy, rather rigid, ascending to depressed in age. Margins straight to undulate with large teeth, 1-2 cm long, dark brown to glaucous brown, variously flexed, those below the mid-blade frequently down-flexed, and smaller interstitial teeth irregularly occurring.
Agave wocomahi is native to the rocky, calcareous, open mountain slopes through the pine-oak forests at elevations between 1,400 and 2,500 m, from southeastern Sonora and adjacent Chihuahua to southern Durango. Gentry noted that there was no inter-grading of A. wocomahi with its neighbours and no vegetative reproduction had been observed.
