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[[File:Brahea_edulis.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''B. edulis'' in Naples.]] | [[File:Brahea_edulis.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''B. edulis'' in Naples.]] | ||
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===Common Names:=== | ===Common Names:=== | ||
Guadalupe Palm,<br/> | Guadalupe Palm,<br/> | ||
Palma de Guadalupe | Palma de Guadalupe | ||
===Distribution:=== | ===Distribution:=== | ||
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===Description:=== | ===Description:=== | ||
Solitary palm to about 10m, large, green, costapalmate leaves. | Solitary palm to about 10m, large, green, costapalmate leaves. | ||
The only Brahea not to have | The only Brahea not to have persistent dead leaves. | ||
===General:=== | ===General:=== | ||
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Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1) | Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1) | ||
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[[Category:Brahea|edulis]] | [[Category:Brahea|edulis]] | ||
[[Category:Palm|Brahea_edulis]] | [[Category:Palm|Brahea_edulis]] | ||
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Common Names:[edit]
Guadalupe Palm,
Palma de Guadalupe
Distribution:[edit]
North end of Guadalope Island, off the west coast of Mexico.
Habitat:[edit]
Steep rocky slopes.
Description:[edit]
Solitary palm to about 10m, large, green, costapalmate leaves. The only Brahea not to have persistent dead leaves.
General:[edit]
Edible fruit.
Culture:[edit]
Full sun, well drained position. Frost and drought tolerant. Dislikes high humidity. Slow.
Contributed by:[edit]
Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1)