Macrozamia concinna
A small, largely subterranean-stemmed cycad from the Upper Hunter and Goulburn River region of New South Wales. It grows in open eucalypt woodland on sandy, rocky soils, takes frost and summer heat, and is one of the more cold-hardy Macrozamia.
Where it grows wild
Dry sclerophyll woodland and open forest on sandstone ridges and sandy or gravelly slopes. Inferred from the genus in this region.
Recorded at 450 to 1,200 m, median 860 m.
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