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Chigua restrepoi
... The Cycad Pages Chigua restrepoi Chigua restrepoi D.W. Stev., Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 57: 169-172 (1990 ... (see Stevenson, Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gard. 57: VII. 1990). Historical notes: Chigua restrepoi was first collected as an unicate by Francis Pennell in 1918. ... in middle, opposite above, 20-30 on each side, lanceolate, 3-5 cm wide, 15-25 cm long, papyraceous, sessile, cuneate at base, caudate at apex, ...
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Chigua bernalii
... Photo Dennis Stevenson The Cycad Pages Chigua bernalii Chigua bernalii D.W. Stev., Mem. New York Bot. Gard. 57: 169-172 (1990). H—COL ... , opposite above, 30-50 on each side, linear to linear-lanceolate, 1-1.5 cm wide, 30-35 cm long, papyraceous, sessile, cuneate at base, caudate at apex, margins undulate with ...
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Cycad International : Katherine NT Australia
... species among all the cycads. After Cycas, Zamia is the most wide-ranging cycad genus: although restricted to the Americas, it occurs from ... the species with the larger stems also have larger leaves, but a wide range of leaflet shapes and sizes occurs. In some cases the ... common cycadalean fashion (more than 70 pairs per leaf in Z. Chigua), but in others the pinnae are rather few in number and very ...
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What's in a (Botanical) Name?
... CHELYOCARPUS turtle + fruit (Gr.) [kee´-lee-o-KAHRP-ûs / kai´-lee-o-KAHRP-ûs] CHIGUA (Zamiaceae) Latinized form of the aboriginal name for this genus [CHEE-gw’] chlamydostachya, ... section/cut (L.) [lat-i-SEK-t’] latispatha, latispathum, latispathus wide + spathe (L.) [lat-i-SPAITH-’] latispina, latispinum, latispinus wide + spine (L.) [lat-i-SPYN-ûm] laurifolia, laurifolium, laurifolius laurel ...
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The Cycads: Fossils of the Past
... , Mexico, Cuba, and Central and tropical America, which gives us an idea of the world-wide distribution that they had in the past. The cycads, as already mentioned, have a habit ... . lehmannii, and E. villosus, etc. Finally, the recently described Chigua genus includes only two species, both native to Colombia: Chigua bernalii and Chigua restrepoi. Photos and text are copyright © 1998-99, José Manuel ...
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