Editing Zamia pumila (section)

===General:===
Incidentally, there is a complex of plants often lumped together under
''Z. pumila''. In the U.S., the plant most frequently seen called this is
actually ''[[Zamia integrifolia]]'' (native to Florida).  It generally has
smaller leaves (commonly 12-18 inches long) than the true ''Z. pumila''
from the Carribbean islands. Many people still don't recognize
''Z. integrifolia'' as a species.

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[[File:Zamia_pumila04.jpg|frame|Figure 2. Closeup of interlocking fronds of ''Z. pumila'',<br/> Everglades National Park, Florida.]]
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[[File:Zamia_pumila02.jpg|frame|Figure 3. ''Z. pumila'' new leaves.]]
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[[File:Zamia_pumila.jpg|frame|Figure 4. Very large, vigorous specimen of ''Z. pumila'', Katherine, Northern Territory.]]
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