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English: Two of the remaining stems of Encephalartos woodii at Ongoye Forest. The smaller one on the right is presumably the one which was collected in 1916 to be moved to Pretoria as James Wylie said when returning from the 1907 expidition that the larger of the two stems that were left behind was badly mutilated and he did not expect it to survive (see damaged stem on the left of the picture).
Date created early 1900's (probably between 1907 and 1912 - By 1912 there was only one 3 meter tall trunk left in the wild)
Source www.visitzululand.co.za/ongoye.html
Auteur Unknown?
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(Réutilisation de ce fichier)		 This picture was taken in the early 1900's and should therefore now be in the public domain as it is more than 50 years old.

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  • 2010-09-15 06:11 Michaelwild 346×395× (52370 bytes) {{Information |Description = Two of the remaining stems of ''[[Encephalartos woodii]]'' at [[Ongoye Forest]]. The smaller one on the right is presumably the one which was collected in 1907 by [[James Wylie]] (who may be one of the people in the picture) a

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