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Cycas circinalis
... (1932), nom. nud.] [Cycas circinalis var. swamyii D.D. Pant, Cycad Newsletter 23(1): 6 (2000), nom. nud.] [Cycas hamelini hort. ex J. ... the dry season, and C. circinalis is also facultatively deciduous in extremely dry times. The taxon from the northern Eastern Ghats in the state ... thickened, 38-50 mm long, 12-19 mm wide, apical spine prominent, gradually raised, 25 mm long. Megasporophylls 30 cm long ...
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National Capital Cactus and Succulent Society
... The club newsletter, The Eastern Spine, became official for the November 1974 meeting. The club began its affiliation with the Cactus & Succulent Society of America with the adoption of the By-Laws at the ...
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Ottawa and Area Cactus and Succulent Group - Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
... the eastern flanks of the mountains as the ice recedes. Vegetation creeps slowly northward along the foothills of the Rockies and eventually eastward into the Great Plains. Only the ... the White Lake island contained the partially decomposed, dry and mummified remains of a field mouse or some other small rodent. This unfortunate creature had ventured onto the patch of cacti and a spine ... Newsletter, ...
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