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11-14-2017, 07:06 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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ID a Palm
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Re: ID a Palm
Where is it?
It could be a Pindo, that what I thought first when I saw the leaf bases. I can't be sure but it looks like the leaflets are a bit thinner in your pic. Maybe a Majesty Palm? Definitely not a pygmy date palm though. |
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Re: ID a Palm
The "where it was" makes it super hard since it was at the Minnesota Zoo during their dino exhibit. That zoo has a massive indoor "conservatory" where they grow a lot of bananas, palms, figs, ....
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Re: ID a Palm
Post getting a bit old but looks like Dypsis decaryi, or triangle palm.
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Re: ID a Palm
Definitely triangle
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