Cycas rumphii
A tree-sized cycad of tropical coasts in Malesia, growing to about 10 m with long, palm-like fronds. It lives at near sea level in coastal forest and woodland on coral sand and limestone, in constantly hot, humid air.
Where it grows wild
Coastal closed forest and woodland on calcareous soils, often on stabilised dunes of coral sand and limestone.
Recorded at 1–80 m, median 3 m: a strand and lowland plant.
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