Zamia manicata: Difference between revisions
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''Z. madida'' | ''Z. madida'' | ||
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A medium sized plant with leaves to about 2m long. | A medium sized plant with leaves to about 2m long. | ||
It has a very distinctive collar-like structure at the join of the leaflet, | It has a very distinctive collar-like structure at the join of the leaflet, | ||
and the | and the petiole (leaflet stalk). | ||
===Culture:=== | ===Culture:=== | ||
Warm, sheltered, and moist. In habitat it receives about 5m of rain a year, | Warm, sheltered, and moist. In habitat it receives about 5m of rain a year, | ||
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Alvaro Calonje | Alvaro Calonje | ||
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[[Category:Cycad|Zamia_manicata]] | [[Category:Cycad|Zamia_manicata]] | ||
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Synonymy:[edit]
Z. madida
Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Northern Colombian and southern Panamanian rainforest.
Description:[edit]
A medium sized plant with leaves to about 2m long. It has a very distinctive collar-like structure at the join of the leaflet, and the petiole (leaflet stalk).
Culture:[edit]
Warm, sheltered, and moist. In habitat it receives about 5m of rain a year, so it likes it very moist.
Contributed by:[edit]
Alvaro Calonje