葉の短さ小ささ質感からして、多分、Zamia integrifolia (floridana)だと思います。 コイツら、氷点下もいけんるですが、死ぬやつは死にます。湿気とか、根の張り方とか、幹の露出の具合とか、様々な要因が死因になるように感じます。 https://t.co/agZpDtjiov

— なってぃ (@barnattina) 2021.12.27

Have you seen the rare #Atala #butterfly? Once thought to be extinct, it's making a comeback thanks to the popularity of its host plant in FL landscaping. #Coontie (Zamia integrifolia), N. America’s only native cycad=host plant for the Atala butterfly: https://t.co/rDwuk4v2SR https://t.co/UNpPIe9Qds

— Florida Wildflower (@flawildflowers) 2021.12.6

You may recognize this small fern-looking plant. This is a Coontie (Zamia integrifolia), the only cycad native to North America. Native to Florida and endangered, these plants are referred to as "living fossils" as they were a dominant plant during the dinosaur age. https://t.co/7hAPNkZ5EN

— CROW Clinic (@CROWClinic) 2021.10.13

Coonties, or Zamia integrifolia, are small shrubs with underground stems & leaves that grow to about 18 to 24 inches tall. Coonties are part of an ancient group that evolved about 280 million years ago. This means it's been around since BEFORE the time of dinosaurs! NPS Pic https://t.co/El7bSLuZtt

— Everglades National Park (@EvergladesNPS) 2021.10.14