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Palm Identification - 1

JJD

By JJD
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JJD Community Regular

JJD

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Here are some other palms I would like to have identified.

Photos 1 to 4?

Photos 5 & 6 Sorry for the quality.......is this a Royal Palm?

Photos 7 & 8?

Photos 9 & 10?

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Eric in Orlando Grand Master

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1-4 is African Oil Palm, Elaeis guineensis.

5-6 may be Areca catechu, Betel Nut Palm.

7-8 possibly a Ptychosperma ? maybe macarthurii

9-10 maybe Areca vestiaria

Eric

Orlando, FL

zone 9b/10a

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Hi Eric,

Thanks for identifying the palms.

There was a Dwarf Areca Catechu in the garden I visited which produced seedlings and have bought one so I'm wondering of the Areca Catechu in my previous post and another posted below came from the dwarf but did not turn out to be a dwarf??

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