not sure if anyone is interested in cycad cones (not always the most interesting part of the plant) but sometimes its interesting to see the variety out there. Visited a nice local cycad collection a few days ago and saw a lot of cones, so here are some of them
Ceratozamia miquelliana
Ceratozamia norstogii (both Ceratozamia cones are female cones... I can't always tell what sex these cones are, but in this case it's obvious)
Cycas bifida female
Dioon sonarense... female cone, I think...
Encephalartos altensteinii... female cones, I think
Encephalartos arenarius blue form, male cone
Encephalartos cerinus female?
Encephalartos humilis older female cone
Encephalartos kisambo male cones open
Encephalartos longifolius male cone
Encephalartos natalensis male cones
Encephalartos trispinosus male cone
Encephalartos villosus 'thin leaf' cones... female?
Encephalartos whitelockii female cones
Macrozamia johnsonii female cones
Macrozamia lucida female cones (not with fertile seed sadly)
Macrozamia pauli-guilliami male cones (spelling?)
Zamia inermis male cones
Zamia skinneri female cones
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