Zamia lindleyi
A small cycad known only from a handful of records in the mountains of western Panama, around 1,100–1,300 m. It grows in cool, very wet premontane forest with a short drier spell early in the year, so it wants mild temperatures, high humidity and a fast-draining mix rather than tropical lowland heat.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from premontane to lower montane wet forest on the Pacific and Caribbean slopes of western Panama; like other forest Zamia it most likely grows on the shaded forest floor with a short or subterranean stem. Details of the microhabitat are not published and are inferred from the genus.
GBIF records span 1,100–1,300 m (median 1,300 m), all in western Panama.
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