Macrozamia humilis
A small, tough cycad with a subterranean trunk, endemic to the granite country around Inverell on the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales. It grows in open woodland with hot summers and frosty winters, so it suits bright, well-drained growing and tolerates real cold.
Where it grows wild
Grows on granite-derived soils in temperate shrubby woodland, among open eucalypt woodland and shrubs where it gets bright light with some shade from the canopy.
The recorded sites lie at about 670 to 840 m.
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