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describe about male cone in cycas​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The male cone of Cycas is probably the largest in the plant kingdom (40-80 cm). it is a compact, woody, conical or oval structure attached to the tip of the stem by a short stalk. Initially the cone is terminal but later it becomes lateral.

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