Cycadales

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Cycadales is an ancient order of seed plants characterized by palm-like leaves and stout trunks, commonly known as cycads, which are among the most primitive living gymnosperms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf order of seed plants
plant order
taxonomic rank
characterizedBy dioecious reproduction
large compound leaves
palm-like leaves
production of cones
stout trunks
class Cycadopsida NERFINISHED
commonName cycads
conservationStatus many species endangered
many species threatened
considered among the most primitive living gymnosperms
describedAs living fossils
diversifiedDuring Mesozoic era
division Cycadophyta NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Permian period NERFINISHED
late Paleozoic
habitat subtropical regions
tropical regions
warm temperate regions
includesFamily Cycadaceae NERFINISHED
Stangeriaceae NERFINISHED
Zamiaceae NERFINISHED
isA ancient lineage of seed plants
gymnosperm order
seed plant order
kingdom Plantae
leafArrangement crown of leaves at stem apex
leafType pinnate leaves
nativeTo Africa
Asia NERFINISHED
Australia
Central America
South America
islands of the Indian Ocean
islands of the Pacific
peakDiversity Jurassic period
photosyntheticPathway C3
phylum Cycadophyta NERFINISHED
pollination insect-pollinated
wind-pollinated
reproductiveStructure female cones
male cones
stemType short subterranean stem
unbranched trunk
taxonRank order
threatenedBy habitat loss
illegal collection
overharvesting
usedFor ornamental plants
woodType manoxylic wood

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