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Bjuvia is a genus of extinct cycads from the Late Permian to the Jurassic. Its members had simple leaves that were capable of reaching lengths of 1 m and a width of over 30 cm while the entire plant could exceed 8 m in height. During the Triassic, cycads such as Bjuvia spread to inhabit wetlands previously occupied by plants like Lepidodendron and Sigillaria.
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