Africa Cycads - E. transvenosus (Modjadji Cycad)
As a garden subject, Encephalartos transvenosus, with its glossy dark-green leaves, is one of the most spectacular and tallest of all cycad species. It is also one of the fastest growing, the seedlings growing rapidly and developing into an attractive garden plant with 1-m long leaves in four to five years.
Encephalartos transvenosus | PlantZAfrica - SANBI
As a garden subject, Encephalartos transvenosus, with its glossy dark-green leaves, is one of the most spectacular and tallest of all cycad species. It is also one of the fastest growing, the seedlings growing rapidly and developing into an attractive garden plant with 1-m long leaves in four to five years.
Encephalartos transvenosus - llifle.com
Description: Encephalartos transvenosus is a robust, tall-growing arborescent cycad from the genus Encephalartos. It looks like a palm tree with a crown of fairly straight, shiny green, spiny leaves, but producing cones, often resembling those of a pine but far larger.
African Cycad Ecology, Ethnobotany and Conservation: A Synthesis
2017年5月1日 · Most of the large, relatively fast-growing South African Encephalartos species such as E. altensteinii, E. ferox, E. natalensis and E. transvenosus take 10–15 years to reach coning size when grown from seed under garden conditions (Grobbelaar, 2004).
Encephalartos transvenosus, the Modjaji Cycad - Jungle Music
ENCEPHALARTOS TRANSVENOSUS Locality: Large green cycad which has a expansive distribution, from the Limpopo Province to Modjaji Forest in South Africa. It can be found in elevations ranging from 600-1,500 meters. Their native terrain ranges from rocky slopes, to grasslands, to densely forested areas.
Queen Modjadji's Cycad: Encephalartos transvenosis
Encephalartos transvenosus, the Modjadji cycad or Modjadji broodboom, is native to South Africa occurring mostly within the Letaba District of Mpumalanga (Figure 3). The cycad collection at the University of Pretoria is exceptional, as it is the largest in the southern hemisphere.
Modjadji Cycad (Encephalartos transvenosus) - iNaturalist
Encephalartos transvenosus is a palm-like cycad in the family Zamiaceae, with a localized distribution in Limpopo, South Africa. Its common names, Modjadji ('s) cycad or Modjadji's palm, allude to the female dynasty of the Lobedu people, the …
Encephalartos transvenosus - Exclusive Cycads SA
Encephalartos transvenosus. CONSERVATION STATUS: Threatened. CULTIVATION: Shade to full sun. Regular watering. Can sustain light frost. PROPAGATION: Grows fast and is readily propagated from seed and suckers. NATURAL HABITAT: Limpopo Province at several localities eg. o Modjadji Nature Reserve near Duiwelskloof.
Encephalartos transvenosus at The World List of Cycads
Locality: South Africa, Transvaal, Zoutpansberg district, Modjadjes mountains. Cultivated at Izaneen., 1906. Type Location (s): HT:PRE; IT:K, NBG. Distribution: South Africa (Limpopo) IUCN Red List Conservation Status: Near Threatened; B1b (iii,v)+2b (iii,v) [Source citation]
Encephalartos transvenosus Stapf & Burtt Davy | Plants of the …
Encephalartos transvenosus is rated as Least Concerned (LC) according to IUCN Red List criteria and has received a EDGE score of -8.25, which places it in position 949 on the EDGE Gymnosperm list. It has a Evolutionary Distinctiveness of 5.21, ranked 761.