Brahea calcarea: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Brahea_calcarea.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''B. calcarea'' leaf close-up.]] | [[File:Brahea_calcarea.jpg|frame|Figure 1. ''B. calcarea'' leaf close-up.]] | ||
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''Brahea nitida'', <br/> | ''Brahea nitida'', <br/> | ||
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[[File:Brahea_calcarea04.jpg|frame|Figure 4. ''B. calcarea'' in habitat, San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico.]] | [[File:Brahea_calcarea04.jpg|frame|Figure 4. ''B. calcarea'' in habitat, San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico.]] | ||
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Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1&2)<br/> | Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1&2)<br/> | ||
Justen Dobbs (Figure 3&4) | Justen Dobbs (Figure 3&4) | ||
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[[Category:Palm|Brahea_calcarea]] | [[Category:Palm|Brahea_calcarea]] | ||
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Synonymy:[edit]
Brahea nitida,
Brahea prominens
Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Found in dry, open forest from Western Mexico thru to Guatemala.
Description:[edit]
Solitary palm to about 12m, costapalmate leaves, shiny green above, glaucous below, droopy tips to the leaf. The only Brahea not to have armed petioles.
Culture:[edit]
Full sun, well drained position. Frost and drought tolerant. Dislikes high humidity. Slow.
Contributed by:[edit]
Angelo Porcelli (Figure 1&2)
Justen Dobbs (Figure 3&4)