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WEBCycad cones can vary in size from 1-2 inches to 30"plus in size. Female cones can contain several hundred seeds weighing over 75 pounds! Most female cones are wider and rounder than their male counterpart which …
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WEBAustralia's Lepidozamia peroffskyana cycad has a female cone that grows up to 40 inches long and weighs up to 84 pounds.
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WEBMar 13, 2014 — Cycads are non-flowering plants that are actually more closely related to conifers than to palms or any other flowering plants. They reproduce by making cones and seeds. All cycads are dioecious, which …
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WEBSep 7, 2008 — The females have no true cones as exist in all other cycad species, but more a semispherical cluster of leaf-like growths that cover the seeds. The males have cones that look a bit more typical for cycads. As …
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