**Cycas edentata**
**Definition**
*Cycas edentata* is a species of cycad belonging to the family Cycadaceae. It is a gymnosperm native to parts of Southeast Asia, known for its distinctive pinnate leaves and stout trunk.
**Description**
*Cycas edentata* features a thick, woody stem topped with a crown of large, feather-like leaves. The species produces separate male and female cones, typical of cycads, with seeds that are often brightly colored.
**Distribution and Habitat**
This species is primarily found in tropical regions of Southeast Asia, thriving in well-drained soils within forested or open areas.
**Conservation Status**
While not extensively studied, *Cycas edentata* may face threats from habitat loss and over-collection, warranting monitoring to ensure its preservation.
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**Meta Description:**
*Cycas edentata* is a Southeast Asian cycad species characterized by pinnate leaves and a stout trunk. It inhabits tropical forests and requires conservation attention due to habitat pressures.