Editing Carpentaria acuminata (section)

===General: ===
Until the palm reaches maturity, the leaves are spaced
evenly up the trunk, with the leaflets lying flat. As it ages,
a crownshaft develops, the leaves arch and the pinnae rise to
form a "V". Transplanting older specimens is usually
successful. Carpentarias can be used indoors, being popular
with plant hire companies triple planted. In a community of
mixed species they will outgrow the others, adding height to
the garden quickly. When spaced out in the sun as an avenue,
the Carpie will grow uniformly, its self cleaning habit a
bonus.
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[[File:Carpentaria_acuminata02.jpg|frame|Figure 2. Plant in fruit.]]
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[[File:Carpentaria_acuminata04.jpg|frame|Figure 3. ''C. acuminata'' in habitat,at Adelaide River, N.T.]]
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[[File:Carpentaria_acuminata03.jpg|frame|Figure 4. ''C. acuminata'']]
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[[File:Carpentaria_acuminata05.jpg|frame|Figure 5. A nice curve of Carps in front of the main mosque, Kuching, Sarawak.]]
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