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| Zamia integrifolia | |
| "Coontie" | |
| LHBC 35 | |
| Family: Zamiaceae | |
| Native to: Florida, Bahamas, Eastern Cuba | |
| In the wild, the stems of this species are often mostly subterranean. Sometimes eaten, although all species of cycad are poisonous; dogs can be fatally poisoned by as few as two seeds. | |
| Horticultural notes: In the wild, grows in sandy, well-drained soils. Is not frost hardy. |
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