Cycad Species, Burrawang, Burrawong (Macrozamia communis)
Developing female cone on Burrawang, in New South Wales, Australia, January 1992
Old male cone on Burrawang, in New South Wales, Australia, January 2003
Burrawang, the most southerly of all cycads, in New South Wales, Australia, January 1988
Ventura, California
Pasadena, California
female cone
open cone southern California
old plant in San Diego zoo's Australian plant section
open female cone with ripe seed
new cone starting to emerge and old cone at bottom of photo
opening female cone full of seed (probably not fertile) southern California
Macrozamia communis.
pair of plants, one of each sex (luck) in southern California
female cone from plant on the right in above photo
opening male cone from plant on left in photo of pair of plants above
some consider this a medium sized cycad... but this plant, in southern California, has fronds above the 10' tall mark
Macrozamia communis (UC Berkeley Botanical Garden).
Macrozamia communis (UC Berkeley Botanical Garden).
Macrozamia communis foliage (UC Berkeley Botanical Garden).
Macrozamia communis cone (UC Berkeley Botanical Garden).
Burrawang in Bouddi National Park in New South Wales, Australia, April 2008
male plant with spent cones, Los Angeles arboretum
female cone shot again
old female plant
Lotusland, Santa Barbara, California
University of California Botanical Garden at Berkeley
San Francisco Botanical Garden
UC.Berkeley botanical garden.
Copyright Roger Raiche. Designer, Naturalist, Botanist and Licensed Contractor at Planet Horticulture Landscape Design & Construction from Guerneville, CA.
Copyright Roger Raiche. Designer, Naturalist, Botanist and Licensed Contractor at Planet Horticulture Landscape Design & Construction from Guerneville, CA.
Photo courtesy of and copyright of Gill Muller from Port Elliot, South Australia.
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Cycad Species, Burrawang, Burrawong
Macrozamia communis
| Type: | Cycads |
| Height: | 6-8 ft. (1.8-2.4 m) |
| Conditions: | Zone 8-11, Light Shade |
