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Syagrus werdermannii

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Syagrus werdermannii is endemic of the municipality of Caetité in Bahia where this seriously threatened with extenction. Photos in habitat. Know locally as coconut broom.57101a6b6035d_Mucug080.thumb.JPG.8ac34985710192a4f44d_Mucug076.thumb.JPG.a5ea303571019898c3b6_Mucug077.thumb.JPG.c814ea3571019fad7c65_Mucug079.thumb.JPG.2b2c77a

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New one for me. Is it solitary or clustering?

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On 14/04/2016 20:04:25, PalmatierMeg said:

New one for me. Is it solitary or clustering?

According to the book of Lorenzi , has stem underground, lonely, yet appearance clustering.

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mine started germination after 3 days still in water, now after 2 weeks i have 5 sprouts just like the ones in the photo above. very fast to germinate

one of mine is a double germination also!

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