Why are many cycad species considered conservation concerns?
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Correct answer: They are slow-growing and threatened by habitat loss and collection
Many cycads grow slowly and have limited natural populations. Habitat destruction, illegal trade, and overcollection have made numerous cycad species threatened.
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