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Zamia, Macrozamia and Encephalartos ID

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G'day, I had what you would call a pretty good plant day yesterday. I picked up a few awesome plants from a very generous grower and was hoping for some ID.

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Benjamin D. Enthusiast

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I am no expert but I will hazard a couple guesses. The Zamia looks like it could be vasquezii, but I don't know the difference between that and fischerii. But there are plenty of forums about that and maybe it's not either of them.

No idea on Encephalartos, but the Macrozamia looks like it could be diplomera.

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The Zamia is Z. vazquezii... don't know the other two based on those leaves alone.

Jody

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