Ceratozamia zoquorum
A cycad endemic to northwestern Chiapas, Mexico, listed in CITES Appendix I. It grows in lowland to submontane humid forest at roughly 35–520 m. It needs warmth, high humidity and partial shade, with a short dry spring.
Where it grows wild
Endemic to the Zoque region of northwestern Chiapas. Like related lowland Ceratozamia it presumably grows in the understory of humid tropical forest, often on limestone (karst) slopes. The habitat is generalised from the genus.
Recorded at 35–520 m, median 400 m.
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