Macrozamia serpentina
A cycad endemic to central Queensland, named for the serpentinite soils of the Marlborough area where it grows in open eucalypt woodland. It has a mostly underground stem and a crown of arching fronds, and wants warmth, bright light and a fast-draining mineral soil, with drier winters.
Where it grows wild
Open eucalypt woodland and grassy slopes on stony serpentinite-derived soils near Marlborough in central Queensland.
Recorded at 40–533 m, median 120 m.
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