Arenga hookeriana: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Arenga_hookeriana.jpg|frame|Figure 1. Potted plant in California.]] | [[File:Arenga_hookeriana.jpg|frame|Figure 1. Potted plant in California.]] | ||
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[[File:Arenga_hookeriana2.jpg|frame|Figure 2. Leaf close-up, in Thailand.]] | [[File:Arenga_hookeriana2.jpg|frame|Figure 2. Leaf close-up, in Thailand.]] | ||
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[[File:Arenga_hookeriana1.jpg|frame|Figure 3. Nice clump in Thailand.]] | [[File:Arenga_hookeriana1.jpg|frame|Figure 3. Nice clump in Thailand.]] | ||
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Synonymy:
Didymosperma hookerianum
Habitat:
Malayasian and Thailand rainforest.
Description:
A very attractive, small clumping palm to about 0.75m high, with large notched, paddle shaped leaves, dark green above, and silvery below.
General:
A very popular plant among palm collectors, because of its large, undivided leaves.
Culture:
Sheltered, shady and moist, through to the sub-tropics.
Contributed by:
Rolf Kyburz