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[[File: | [[File:Basselinia_glabrata03.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''B. glabrata'' crown shaft.]] | ||
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[[File: | [[File:Basselinia_glabrata04.jpg|frame|Figure 2. ''B. glabrata'' inflorescences.]] | ||
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[[File: | [[File:Basselinia_glabrata02.jpg|frame|Figure 3. ''B. glabrata'' group planting.]] | ||
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[[File: | [[File:Basselinia_glabrata.jpg|frame|Figure 4. ''B. glabrata'' young plant.]] | ||
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Rolf Kyburz (Figure | Rolf Kyburz (Figure 3&4)<br/> | ||
Colin Wilson (Figure 2 | Colin Wilson (Figure 1&2) | ||
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Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Rainforest, and stream banks of north-east New Caledonia.
Description:[edit]
Slender, solitary, emergent feather palm to about 15 metres. It has a very long crown shaft, and produces a mass of inflorescences.
Culture:[edit]
Very rarely cultivated, and very slow growing when done so. Would probably prefer sheltered, shady, moist conditions.
Contributed by:[edit]
Rolf Kyburz (Figure 3&4)
Colin Wilson (Figure 1&2)