What is another word for Macrozamia Communis?
Pronunciation: [mˌakɹəzˈe͡ɪmi͡ə kəmjˈuːniz] (IPA) 
Macrozamia Communis, also known as burrawang or cycad, is a species of plant native to Australia. Synonyms for this species include Encephalartos communis, Ceratozamia communis, and Cycas media. These plants are slow-growing and have large, glossy fronds that grow in a circular pattern. Burrawangs are often used in landscaping, and the seeds are edible after being thoroughly processed to remove toxins. Due to their attractive appearance, they are also used in traditional Aboriginal art and cultural practices. Despite their popularity, Macrozamia Communis is considered vulnerable due to habitat destruction and overcollection for horticultural purposes. Conservation efforts are currently underway to protect this species and preserve its unique role in the Australian ecosystem.
