Oenocarpus bataua: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Oenocarpus_bataua03.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''O. bataua'']] | [[File:Oenocarpus_bataua03.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''O. bataua'']] | ||
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Milpesos palm | Milpesos palm | ||
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[[File:Oenocarpus_bataua.jpg|frame|Figure | [[File:Oenocarpus_bataua.jpg|frame|Figure 3. ''O. bataua'' in the Brazilian Amazon.]] | ||
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Mike Gray (Figure 1)<br/> | Mike Gray (Figure 1)<br/> | ||
Gaston Torres Vera, | Gaston Torres Vera, Cordoba, Argentina (Images copyright Argentina Palms) (Figure 2&3)<br/> | ||
Cordoba, Argentina (Images copyright Argentina Palms) (Figure 2&3)<br/> | |||
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Common Names:[edit]
Milpesos palm
Habitat:[edit]
South American rainforest
Description:[edit]
Attractive, tall, palm with an upright "shuttlecock" type leaf arrangenmment. The new leaves are maroon in colour.
General:[edit]
A rarely seen palm which deserves to be much more widely cultivated.
Culture:[edit]
A fast grower, given plenty of sun, water, and warmth.
Contributed by:[edit]
Mike Gray (Figure 1)
Gaston Torres Vera, Cordoba, Argentina (Images copyright Argentina Palms) (Figure 2&3)