Conifers.org only says:

"Var. tazaotana differs from the tipe only in having resinless buds (Farjon 1990)."

Here is a link that might be useful: Conifers.org

Often treated as a synonym of Abies pinsapo var. marocana.

Resin

Do you have any grafts?

Does anyone has got the real form of it?

Hello
Blue yew and danael

I have a very big plant in my garden and some young plant

I look or I have a photo of this plant.

Henk.

Some photo's of my plant

Abies pinsapo var tazaotana cones

Abies pinsapo var tazaotana

Henk

That is for sure an amazing tree!

Hello Henk,

great plant. I would be interested in a young plant, too.

Wolfgang

Hello Henk,

I tried to find you at your e-mail many times for the last year...
I am still interested in an Abies pinsapo tazaotana.
Please when you see it answer to me.
Thanx

For all concerned, it is technically a subspecies and not a variant... (Abies pinsapo ssp. tazaotana)

-Sam

Here is a link that might be useful: The Plant List Abies pinsapo classification

In my region I have got many Abies cephalonica growing very good and healthy.
Will the Abies pinsapo tazaotana grow also well there?

According to a molecular analysis the tazaotana taxon is not different from marocana, while another Moroccan population is showing some difference.

If the resinous or non-resinous buds is the only difference, then it is not significative. It can be attributed to natural variability. Especially if observed on cultivated trees.

I would be grateful if someone can provide me an Abies pinsapo var tazaotana raised from seed or grafted onto a drought tolerant rootstock.