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Encephalartos aplanatus

Vorster 1996

Common names

Taxonomic notes

Description

"Encephalartos aplanatus ... resembles E. villosus Lem. in its acaulescent habit, small number of long and arched leaves, proximal leaflets gradually reduced to prickles, and virtually identical cones, but differs in being altogether larger with longer leaves which are often shortly petiolate instead of sessile, with leaflets larger, more dentate, and with their margins out of plane or somewhat undulate rather than flat" (Vorster 1996).

Distribution and Ecology

South Africa: north-eastern Swaziland (Vorster 1996).

Remarkable Specimens

No data as of 2023.03.03.

Ethnobotany

Observations

Remarks

Citations

Vorster, P. 1996. Encephalartos aplanatus (Zamiaceae): A new species from Swaziland. South African Journal of Botany 62: 57-60.

See also

Last Modified 2023-03-03