Cycad
Dioon purpusii Rose

Dioon purpusii is a cycad species native to specific regions in Mexico, including Tomellín Canyon and the eastern branches of La Cañada de Cuicatlán. It is a member of the Zamiaceae family and was first described in 1909 by Rose.
Description
Dioon purpusii is a cycad tree with a limited distribution, occurring in central and southwestern Mexico. It is part of the genus Dioon and belongs to the Zamiaceae family. This species was first published in 1909 by Rose. It is known to grow in Tomellín Canyon and the eastern branches of La Cañada de Cuicatlán, highlighting its restricted habitat range. Commonly referred to as a cycad, it is one of the cycad species found in the global distribution of the group.
Other common names
Cycad
Distribution
Global · Mexico Central · Mexico Southwest
Synonyms
Dioon edule var. purpusii