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Richard
Some sort of zamia?
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Re: Some sort of zamia?
Looks like Encephalartos to me, hopefully someone can chime in that is knowledgeable on identifying them.
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Re: Some sort of zamia?
That is what I have decided. The thorny spikes are what attracted me to it, amongst a group of undistinguished encephalartos. I agonized all the way home, hoping that I had not paid an exhorbatent sum for a Z. loddigesii.
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Richard