Asterogyne martiana: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Asterogyne_martiana10.jpg|frame|Figure 1. In habitat.]] | [[File:Asterogyne_martiana10.jpg|frame|Figure 1. In habitat.]] | ||
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South American rainforest. | South American rainforest. | ||
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A very popular plant amongst palm collectors. | A very popular plant amongst palm collectors. | ||
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Sheltered, shady, and moist. | Sheltered, shady, and moist. | ||
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[[File:Asterogyne_martiana12.jpg|frame|Figure 3. Inflorescence.]] | [[File:Asterogyne_martiana12.jpg|frame|Figure 3. Inflorescence.]] | ||
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Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
South American rainforest.
Description:[edit]
An attractive, small, single stemmed palm, to about 1m, with entire, undivided leaves, which are deeply notched at the end.
General:[edit]
A very popular plant amongst palm collectors.
Culture:[edit]
Sheltered, shady, and moist.
Contributed by:[edit]
Rolf Kyburz (Figures 1,2&3)
Ian Edwards (Figure 4)