Zamia sinuensis
A lowland Colombian cycad named for the Sinú River region of the Caribbean lowlands, with no wild GBIF records. Treat it like other lowland tropical Zamias: warm all year, shaded forest floor, humid, with moist but free-draining soil and a gentler, drier spell early in the year.
Where it grows wild
Inferred from the name and lowland relatives: forest understory in humid to seasonally dry tropical forest of the Caribbean lowlands.
No wild elevations recorded; it is believed to be a lowland plant, probably below about 500 m.
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