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Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1)<br/> | |||
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Synonymy:[edit]
Siphokentia beguinii
Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Rainforest in the North West Moluccas.
Description:[edit]
A very attractive, medium sized, slender, solitary palm, to about 8m (25ft) tall, with 2m (6ft) long, irregulary pinnate, shiny green, recurved leaves, with large leaflets which remain unsplit or variably split until the palm is quite old. It has very large, wedge-shaped terminal leaflets. Closely related to Gronophyllums
General:[edit]
Still mainly a collectors, this very attractive, and easily grown palm hasn't yet recieved that attention it deserves.
Culture:[edit]
Sheltered and moist, but well drained. Grows happily in the tropics and sub-tropics.
Contributed by:[edit]
Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1)
Michael Pascall (Figure 2,3,4&5)