Macrozamia stenomera
A small cycad of inland northern New South Wales with a mostly underground trunk and finely divided leaflets. It grows in dry eucalypt woodland on the slopes and tablelands, with hot summers and frosty winters. It is near threatened, slow-growing and needs a fast-draining, sandy mix.
Where it grows wild
No detailed habitat account was found. The record sites suggest dry sclerophyll woodland on the western slopes and tablelands; the plants grow in the ground layer under an open eucalypt canopy.
Recorded at 550–1330 m, median 990 m.
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