Coccothrinax miraguama: Difference between revisions
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Synonymy:[edit]
C. acuminata
Common Names:[edit]
Miraguama Palm
Habitat:[edit]
Hills and savannah around Cuba.
Description:[edit]
A medium sized fan palm, to about 5 metres high. Smallish, rigid fan leaves, dark green above, grayish underneath. The trunk is covered in a hessian like fibrous sheath.
General:[edit]
A very attractive plant, although not as popular as it should be due to its slow rate of growth.
Culture:[edit]
Full sun to light shade, in well drained sandy soil
Contributed by:[edit]
University of Florida-IFAS (Figure 1)
Faulkners Palms (Figure 2)