Macrozamia viridis
An endangered cycad known only from the Wyberba and Girraween area on the Granite Belt of southern Queensland, at about 700–960 m. It grows in sandy soil over granite in eucalypt woodland, with hot summers and frosty, dry winters. In cultivation it wants bright light, very free drainage and a cool, dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Sandy, granitic soils in moderately wet eucalypt woodland, under a thin, open canopy.
Records are at 700–960 m, median 830 m.
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