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a Bahamian horticulturist
Long lasting color
up to 30 inches long or longer
Both parents have narrow leaves and the dawsonii parent has large spines
Seldom seen in collections due to its slow reproduction
Zamia standleyi spineless a Bahamian horticulturistA small species from Northern Honduras. One to three leaves are produced from a short trunk that may remain subterranean. The leaves are up to 3 feet long and about as wide with numerous leaflets which are slightly folded and spiny along the margins on a spiny petiole. New leaves may be red. Native to lowland and hilly seasonally dry forests. Local Indians use the tubers for rat poison. Note: C. I. T. E. S. No Export, sorry.
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