Cycas brunnea
A trunk-forming cycad from a small area of savanna and creek valleys straddling the Queensland–Northern Territory border. It grows in exposed, very hot sites with a long dry season, so it wants full sun, heat and a sharply draining mineral soil.
Where it grows wild
Exposed sites in open savanna woodland and creek valleys, on soils derived from sandstone and limestone.
Recorded at 150–210 m in the Gulf country lowlands.
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