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Cycad

Macrozamia secunda C.Moore
Cycad
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Macrozamia secunda is a cycad species in the family Zamiaceae, native to New South Wales, Australia. It is characterized by its blue to grey fronds and reddish seeds. The species was first described in 1884 by C.Moore and is adapted to areas with consistent annual rainfall.

Description

Macrozamia secunda is a member of the cycad group and belongs to the Zamiaceae family. It is found in New South Wales, a region with relatively uniform rainfall throughout the year. The plant is distinguished by its colored fronds, which range from blue to grey, and its reddish seeds. The species was formally published in 1884 by C.Moore. It is one of several Macrozamia species native to Australia and is part of the broader cycad group, which includes ancient seed plants with a long evolutionary history.

Other common names

Cycad

Distribution

Australia · Global · New South Wales

Synonyms

Macrozamia tridentata var. secundaMacrozamia spiralis var. secunda

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