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Characteristics and Examples of Cycadophyta by Yobain Morales is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The cycadophyta group is a collection of tropical and subtropical plants that have evolved for about 280 million years. Cycads resemble palm trees with an upright stem and pinnately compound leaves, but their stem contains soft storage tissue rather than wood. They reproduce through cones that produce pollen or seeds, and rely on insects and animals for pollination and seed dispersal. Cycads are found across subtropical and tropical regions globally and are remarkably slow-growing.
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- Yobain Morales
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- EN