How much % CIDP and how much % from other Phoenix in this specimen?

[Phoenikakias]

I have been observing this specimen many years and today a I had the opportunity to take some shots of it. It grows next to another specimen, which lies even nearer to the CIDP prototype , if not genuine. So the visual comparison between them makes the differencies very apparent.

First the suspected hybrid.

[Phoenikakias]

Close-up's of same palm

[Phoenikakias]

Trunk detail and a remote picture capturing both specimens, the one on the left is the suspected hybrid

[Phoenikakias]

Trunk detail of the (more?) genuine specimen

[Palmdude]

Some Sylvestrus in there maybe?

[Phoenikakias]

close-up's

[Phoenikakias]

PD interesting opinion, but sylvestris is very rare here!

[NorthFlpalmguy]

Definitely looks sylvestris to me as well.. just from the smaller trunk and yellowing trunk close to the head.

Edited October 22, 2014 by bbrantley

[Sabal Steve]

It's an overtrimmed Canary.

I feel that these have a great deal of natural varation, aside from hybridization, resulting in this situation;)

[Al in Kona]

Almost appears to have some P. dactylifera mix in that palm with P. canariensis taking a dominate part.