Zamia integrifolia: Difference between revisions
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[[File: | [[File:Zamia_integrifolia02.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''Z. integrifolia'']] | ||
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Coontie | Coontie | ||
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A small multi-branched plant with | A small multi-branched plant with subterranean stems. Leaves from 0.6 to | ||
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[[File: | [[File:Zamia_integrifolia.jpg|frame|Figure 2. ''Z. integrifolia'' cone with ripe seed.]] | ||
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===Contributed by: === | ===Contributed by: === | ||
Will Kraa (Figure | Will Kraa (Figure 2 - from '''Palms & Cycads''' No. 43, Apr-Jun 1994)<br/> | ||
Fred Zone 10A (Figure | Fred Zone 10A (Figure 1&3)<br/> | ||
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Common Names:[edit]
Coontie
Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Widely distributed throughout south-eastern USA (Georgia, and Florida), western Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Cayman Islands.
Description:[edit]
A small multi-branched plant with subterranean stems. Leaves from 0.6 to 1.5m long, dark green.
Culture:[edit]
A very hardy, and easily grown species for sub-tropical, and warm temperate areas. They prefer lightly shaded, well drained sandy soils.
Contributed by:[edit]
Will Kraa (Figure 2 - from Palms & Cycads No. 43, Apr-Jun 1994)
Fred Zone 10A (Figure 1&3)