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• "Macrozamia fraseri " is typical of cycads in being slow-growing, perennial, evergreen and dioecious.
• Seedlings of " Macrozamia communis " have a tuber and coralloid roots that rise up above the ground containing cyanobacteria.
• Seedlings of " Macrozamia spiralis " have a tuber and coralloid roots that rise up above the ground containing cyanobacteria.
• Grug began his life as the top of a Burrawang tree ( Macrozamia communis ) that looks more like a Grass tree ( Xanthorrhoea ).
• The new plantings focus on Australian species including a mass planting of " Macrozamia communis " ( cycads ) on the embankment overlooking Speakers Corner.
• The gorge is home to some rare Central Australian plants such as the Centralian flannel-flower and cycads ( the " Macrozamia macdonnellii " ).
• In 1959, Lawrie Johnson examined the species descriptions and determined that Salisbury's original description was in fact of the smaller species, and renamed the familiar burrawang as " Macrozamia communis ".
• The common name for the species is "'burrawang "', a word derived from the Daruk Australian Aboriginal language; this name is also often applied to other species of " Macrozamia ".
• In 1997 the collection was further improved by the acquisition of a variety of worthy specimens, including " Dioon spinulosum, Encephalartos altensteinii, Encephalartos longifolius, Encephalartos villosus, Macrozamia moorei " and " Zamia furfuracea ".
• Sargant employed Arber between 1902 1903 as a research assistant working on seedling structures, during which time in 1903 she published her first paper'Notes on the anatomy of " Macrozamia heteromera "'in " Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society ".
• However, the peak in the northern tropics is largely due to " Cycas " in Asia and " Zamia " in the New World, whereas the peak in the southern tropics is due to " Cycas " again, and also to the diverse genus " Encephalartos " in southern and central Africa and " Macrozamia " in Australia.
• However, the peak near the northern tropic is largely due to " Cycas " in Asia and " Zamia " in the New World, whereas the peak near the southern tropic is due to " Cycas " again, and also to the diverse genus " Encephalartos " in southern and central Africa, and " Macrozamia " in Australia.
• While the cycads have a reputation of slow growth, it is not always well-founded, and some actually grow quite fast, achieving reproductive maturity in 2 & ndash; 3 years ( as with some " Zamia " species ), while others in 15 years ( as with some " Cycas ", Australian " Macrozamia " and " Lepidozamia " ).
• Two plant species, in particular, are considered Carnarvon Gorge icons; the cycad " Macrozamia moorei " ( no common name ) and the Carnarvon fan palm ( " Livistona " " nitida " ) . " Macrozamia moorei " is closely associated with the Tertiary basalt flows of the Buckland Volcanic Province, and is endemic to Central Queensland . " Livistona nitida " is endemic to the springs and waterways of the Dawson River catchment, and Carnarvon Gorge is considered its stronghold.
• Two plant species, in particular, are considered Carnarvon Gorge icons; the cycad " Macrozamia moorei " ( no common name ) and the Carnarvon fan palm ( " Livistona " " nitida " ) . " Macrozamia moorei " is closely associated with the Tertiary basalt flows of the Buckland Volcanic Province, and is endemic to Central Queensland . " Livistona nitida " is endemic to the springs and waterways of the Dawson River catchment, and Carnarvon Gorge is considered its stronghold.