Zamia stevensonii
A cycad from central Panama, around the Panama Canal and the Chagres valley. It usually grows a single upright stem up to about 1.5 m and many leaves that emerge white and darken to glossy green. It is fairly tough: it tolerates drier spells, and stem pieces can regrow.
Where it grows wild
Understory of humid lowland and foothill tropical forest. It also persists in drier patches.
Published accounts give about 110–700 m. GBIF has no wild records with elevations.
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