Cycad
Encephalartos cerinus Lavranos & D.L.Goode

Encephalartos cerinus is a species in the genus Encephalartos, belonging to the family Zamiaceae. It was first described in 1989 by Lavranos and D.L. Goode. This cycad is native to Africa, with a documented presence in KwaZulu-Natal. The species is known by the common names 'Cycad' in both English and the target language.
Description
Encephalartos cerinus is a member of the Zamiaceae family, a group of cycads characterized by their palm-like appearance and ancient lineage. The species is part of the Encephalartos genus, which includes several cycad species native to Africa. It was formally published in 1989 by Lavranos and D.L. Goode. The geographic distribution of this species includes the region of KwaZulu-Natal in Africa, as well as broader global occurrences. The plant is commonly referred to as 'Cycad' in English and the target language, reflecting its classification within the cycad group.
Other common names
Waxen CycadCycad
Distribution
Africa · Global · KwaZulu-Natal