Ceratozamia chinantlensis
A Mexican cycad named after La Chinantla in northern Oaxaca, a very wet region of montane and cloud forest. Like other forest Ceratozamia it is an understory plant that wants shade, mild temperatures, humid air and a rich but free-draining soil.
Where it grows wild
Assumed from the region and genus: understory of humid evergreen and cloud forest, often on slopes with rocky or limestone soils.
No recorded elevations were available; forest Ceratozamia in the Chinantla grow mostly in mid-elevation humid forest, roughly 500 to 1,500 m.
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