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Queen Sago

Cycas circinalis

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Field Notes

Description:

This plant looks like a micro-palm - brown trunk, many fronds.

Habitat:

A lush yard near Lake Killarney in central Florida. The trees are tall, bushes thick and plants well-watered. It's a very friendly place for flora and fauna. This spider was in a far corner of the yard, atop some bushes in the shade of a tree.

Species ID Suggestions

Cycas circinalis

Sago palm

Cycas revoluta

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PublishedJanuary 2, 2012

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