- arrangements.
Cycads have very
specialized pollinators,
usually a
specific beetle, and more
rarely a
thrip or a moth. Both male and
female cycads bear cones...
-
Extracting edible starch from the sago
cycad requires special care due to the
poisonous nature of
cycads.
Cycad sago is used for many of the same purposes...
- the only
genus of
cycad found across the region, with the
exception for Australia,
where cycads native to all
three families of
cycads are found. Despite...
- from this and
other cycads. It is a less-common food
source for some
peoples of the
Pacific and
Indian Oceans.
Unlike palms,
cycads are
highly poisonous:...
-
Lebombo cycad is the
common name for two
closely related species of
cycads native to the
Lebombo Mountains:
Encephalartos lebomboensis Encephalartos senticosus...
- List of
Cycads.
Retrieved 2025-03-06. "Zamia picta". The
World List of
Cycads.
Retrieved 2025-03-07. "Zamia polymorpha". The
World List of
Cycads. Retrieved...
-
Trevor J. Nicholls. The
Biology of the
Cycads. New York :
Cornell University Press, 1997. Jones,
David L.
Cycads of the World. Australia: Reed Books, 1993...
-
covering which surrounds the
seeds in
flowering plants, that
include conifers,
cycads, Ginkgo, and gnetophytes,
forming the
clade Gymno****e. The term gymnosperm...
- the Fires.
Adapted from Dawn of the
Cycads liner notes. Anderson, Rick. "Birdsongs of the Mesozoic: Dawn of the
Cycads > Review". Allmusic.
Retrieved March...
- than 390,000
years ago. The
closest living relatives of the
clade are the
cycads,
which share with the
extant G. biloba the
characteristic of
motile sperm...
