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===Distribution & Habitat:=== | ===Distribution & Habitat:=== | ||
Rocky grasslands in the Chimanimani Mountains, | Rocky grasslands in the Chimanimani Mountains, | ||
on the border between Zimbabwe | on the border between Zimbabwe and Mozambique | ||
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Mike Gray< | |||
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[[Category:Encephalartos|chimanimaniensis ]] | [[Category:Encephalartos|chimanimaniensis ]] | ||
[[Category:Cycad|Encephalartos_chimanimaniensis]] | [[Category:Cycad|Encephalartos_chimanimaniensis]] | ||
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Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Rocky grasslands in the Chimanimani Mountains, on the border between Zimbabwe and Mozambique
Description:[edit]
A medium sized cycad to about 2m tall, occasionally clumping with bright green glossy leaves to about 1.5m long.
General:[edit]
Very closely related to Encephalartos manikensis, it is now extinct in the wild (due to poaching).
Culture:[edit]
A full sun, well drained position, with plenty of water.
Contributed by:[edit]
Mike Gray<