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Definitions from the WebGenus ZamiaDefinition:Genus Zamia refers to a group of cycads, which are ancient cone-bearing plants typically found in tropical and subtropical regions. The genus Zamia belongs to the family Zamiaceae and comprises around 70 species. Usage:1. Noun: The genus Zamia includes various species of cycads such as Zamia integrifolia and Zamia furfuracea. Sample sentence: The genus Zamia is known for its unique palm-like appearance and ability to tolerate extreme conditions. 2. Adjective: Zamia plants are characterized by their robust stems and feather-like leaves. Sample sentence: The gardener carefully tended to the genus Zamia cycad, ensuring it received proper sunlight and water. 3. Local: In local communities, the genus Zamia holds cultural and ecological significance. Sample sentence: The indigenous tribe used various parts of the Zamia plant for traditional medicines and rituals. | ||||
genus xylomelum genus xylopia genus xylosma genus xyphophorus genus xyris genus yucca genus zaglossus genus zalophus genus zamia genus zannichellia genus zantedeschia genus zanthoxylum genus zapus genus zea genus zenaidura genus zerumbet genus zeus
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