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| name = ''Zamia furfuracea''
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|familia=Zamiaceae
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| common_names = Cardboard palm
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|genus=Zamia
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| growth_habit = palm-like
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|species=furfuracea
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| high = 0.9m (3ft)
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|common_name=Cardboard palm
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| wide = 2m (7ft)
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|habit=palm-cycad
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| origin = Mexico
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|image=Zamia furfuracea03.jpg
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| regnum = Plantae
 
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| divisio = Cycadophyta
 
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| classis = Cycadopsida
 
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| ordo = Cycadales
 
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Zamia furfuracea, Ait. Trunk cylindrical, 1-2 ft. tall: petioles dilated and concave at the base, with several small prickles; lfts. about 10-12 pairs, opposite or alternate, oblanceolate, entire on the lower half but serrate or jagged toward the top, acute or obtuse, scurfy beneath (as also the rachis): cone oval-conical, downy, pedunculate, pale yellowish brown, the pistillate ones 4 in. or less long. Mex.
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Small to medium sized [[cycad]].  Attractive.  Stem is underground when plant is young.  Leaflets are broad. Leaflets are hairy. Leaflets are stiff.  Leaflets are olive-green.  Leaflets are leathery.  Leaflets grow on spiny stalks.  Plant forms a mound, with spreading leaves.  Pink to red seeds. Great tub plant.
 
Small to medium sized [[cycad]].  Attractive.  Stem is underground when plant is young.  Leaflets are broad. Leaflets are hairy. Leaflets are stiff.  Leaflets are olive-green.  Leaflets are leathery.  Leaflets grow on spiny stalks.  Plant forms a mound, with spreading leaves.  Pink to red seeds. Great tub plant.
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Latest revision as of 16:33, 7 December 2009


Zamia furfuracea03.jpg


Plant Characteristics
Habit   palm-cycad

Height: ⇕ 3 ft"ft" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 3.
Width: ⇔ 7 ft"ft" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 7.
Lifespan: ⌛ perennial
Origin: ✈ Mexico
Cultivation
Sunset Zones: 11-12
Scientific Names

Zamiaceae >

Zamia >

furfuracea >



Read about Zamia furfuracea in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Zamia furfuracea, Ait. Trunk cylindrical, 1-2 ft. tall: petioles dilated and concave at the base, with several small prickles; lfts. about 10-12 pairs, opposite or alternate, oblanceolate, entire on the lower half but serrate or jagged toward the top, acute or obtuse, scurfy beneath (as also the rachis): cone oval-conical, downy, pedunculate, pale yellowish brown, the pistillate ones 4 in. or less long. Mex.


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Small to medium sized cycad. Attractive. Stem is underground when plant is young. Leaflets are broad. Leaflets are hairy. Leaflets are stiff. Leaflets are olive-green. Leaflets are leathery. Leaflets grow on spiny stalks. Plant forms a mound, with spreading leaves. Pink to red seeds. Great tub plant.

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