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Flora and Fauna

• 6761
• Equisetum arvense
• Information on distribution and occurrence, value and use, characteristics, and fire ecology.

• 6762
• Equisetum arvense
• Several photographs and information on this poisonous plant.

• 6763
• Field Horsetail: Equisetum arvense
• A description of this species with a number of photographs.

• 6764
• Taxodium distichum
• Description and images of the Baldcypress tree of southeastern North America.

• 6765
• Taxodium distichum: Bald Cypress
• Tree identification fact sheet with photos of the leaf, flower, fruit, twig, bark and form.

• 6766
• Zamiaceae
• Brief description of the genus.

• 6767
• Zamiaceae
• Description of the family.

• 6768
• Zamia
• Key to the species and description.

• 6769
• Zamia
• Information on the species in this genus including taxonomic notes, description and ethnobotany.

• 6770
• Zamia amazonum
• Widely spread, common species with small seed cones.

• 6771
• Zamia amblyphyllidia
• Threatened variant with forked leaflets.

• 6772
• Zamia amblyphyllidia
• Description and photograph of this small tree, seen here in Cuba.

• 6773
• Zamia amplifolia
• Rare species with large leaves.

• 6774
• Zamia angustifolia
• Most narrow leaflets of any species; rare and native only to The Bahamas.

• 6775
• Zamia boliviana
• Very rare species with brown cones, native to sandy regions of Bolivia.

• 6776
• Zamia chigua
• Species with numerous leaflets; native to Panama and Colombia.

• 6777
• Zamia cremnophila
• This species has reddish leaves and is native to cliffs in a small section of Tabasco, Mexico.

• 6778
• Zamia cunaria
• Species with long leaflets and wine-red seed cones; native to a small area of Cuna Yala, Panama, but not presently threatened.

• 6779
• Zamia cupatiensis
• Photo, range map, and ethnobotanical information for this cycad of South America; called Koo-roó-chee in the Yukuna language and ma-re-ká-mê in the Karijona language.

• 6780
• Zamia disodon
• Extremely rare species with transparent, double toothed leaflets; has been found only in northern Colombia.