The Sago palm, Cycas revoluta ... The individuals are either “male” or “female,” that is producing pollen or seeds. Both sexes produce a cone. The male plant produces an elongated ...

The sago, Cycas revoluta, is not really a palm but ... bear flowers to produce their seeds, but cones. The male cone appears on one plant, the female on another. The female cone, which develops ...

Cycas revoluta are cycads ... Reproduction is what makes them so fascinating. Each cycad plant is either a male or female (dioecious), and you will never know which until the plant reaches ...

Sago palms are either male or female ... Sago palms (Cycas revoluta) are not true palms, although they closely resemble them. Palms are flowering plants (angiosperms), while sagos are gymnosperms ...

Sure, in some countries the toxic root of some species is sold as rat poison, and the sago palm -- technically not a palm at all but the most affordable species of cycad, Cycas revoluta -- is ...

The kangi palm, also known as the sago palm, is actually not a palm, but a cycad and belongs to the Cycadaceae family. This ornamental plant, which can be kept indoors and is very easy to maintain ...

It was growing a large velvety golden globe as large as a basketball right in the “belly” of the plant. Each of the ... The sago palm (Cycas revoluta), which is not a palm at all, but a ...

The sago palm (Cycas revoluta) in your garden or your home ... If only we could talk to our plants directly, right? Yellowing leaves on sago palms typically indicate a few common problems, with ...

At first glance, a cycad plant - a "sago palm"- could pass ... Reproduction in cycads is a cumbersome business. Each plant is either male or female; some individuals, for undetermined reasons ...