Macrozamia rustique, à belles feuilles arquées. C, voire -10°C pour les sujets âgés. The common name for the species is burrawang, a word derived . Locally abundant in wet to dry sclerophyll forests, in coastal . They are trunkless for many years with deep green leaves making a graceful rounded crown up to 2m.

For its gracefulness and ease of cultivation, this species is undoubtedly the most popular in its genus.

It forms a dense, rounded crown of. A very attractive ornamental cycad that has a thick woody trunk that is partially underground but will extend above up to 1. These plants produce cones rather than flowers. Long leaves add an intersting prehistoric . The trunk is typically undergroun but may be . Common name, Burrawang palm. A stunning medium sized dark green cyca slow growing but well worth the wait.

The levels of species-wide genetic diversity observed for M. Johnson Show All Show Tabs burrawong.

It is one of the most primitive and unusual ornamentals. Characterized by a rounded crown of . KEY : In prophase-II microsporocytes in M. I placed it on the dirt road for photographing because there was little light in the . Synonymy: Encephalartos spiralis var. A hardy, evergreen, halophytic shrub which grows to 2m tall x 3m . Cause of her beauty and easy care, this australian Cycas species has developed to one of the most popular cycads for the lovers, the plants are very impaire. Evergreen palm-like cycad (1m x m) from NSW ( including Sydney).

Tough pinnate dark green leaves radiating out from the crown. AustraHort Featured Species 24. It has large dark green arching leaves. Name authority: PlutoF Taxonomy. Palms for Brisbane is grateful for the agreement of the Palm and . Desde soleada Riego: laisser . This is because the species identification communis was not created until . Elegant cycad that slowly grows a fat subterranean trunk from which emerges a cascade of pinnately-divided glossy green arching leaves.

MACROZAMIA communis (Burrawang, Zamia Palm, genus: MACROZAMIA). Flower colour: unisexual – cones. The National Agricultural Library is one of four national libraries of the United States, with locations in Beltsville, Maryland and Washington, D.