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Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

Cycas rumphii

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The Queen sago (Cycas rumphii) belongs to Cycadaceae (the Cycad family). It is a small evergreen tree that is distributed to the eastern Sumatra Island and Papua New Guinea in Indonesia. The trunk is branched and the height is about 3-10 m. The leaves are 1.5-2.5 m long, pinnate compound and arranged in whorls atop of trunk. It will produce a cluster at the tip of the trunk in summer. The seeds are flat obovate and ripe in orange brown. In Japanese, it is called "Nanyo-sotetsu" (South Sea sago palm).
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