Cycas petraea
A Near Threatened cycad of limestone cliffs in Loei Province, northeast Thailand, flanking the Phu Kradueng massif. It grows in seasonally dry tropical conditions: a hot, wet monsoon summer and a dry, cooler winter.
Where it grows wild
Grows on limestone mountains, rooted in crevices and pockets on rocky slopes and cliffs with scattered dry forest.
No elevation records; limestone hills around Phu Kradueng sit mostly at a few hundred metres.
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