The systematic and palaeoecological study of the Triassic taphoflora found in El Alcázar Formation (San Juan Province) is presented. This flora is represented by Sphenophyta, Filicopsida and Gymnospermopsida corresponding to Caytoniales, Cycadales, Ginkgoales and Coniferales groups. The following taxa are determined, described and compared: Neocalamites carrerei (Zeiller) Halle, Cladophlebis mesozoica Kurtz ex Frenguelli, C. mendozaensis (Geinitz) Frenguelli, Tranquiloxylon sp. A, Pachydermophyllum praecordillerae (Frenguelli) Retallack, Kurtziana cacheutensis (Kurtz) Frenguelli, Yabeiella mareyesiaca (Geinitz) Oishi, Sphenobaiera robusta (Arber) Florin, Heidiphyllum elongaturn (Morris) Retallack y Linguifolium arctum Menéndez, which indicates a late Mesotriassic age. Furthermore, botanical affinity to Cycadales of Yabeiella, previously regarded as a gymnosperm incertae sedis, is proposed. Three different palaeocommunities are reconstructed from the fossiliferous bed.