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Only the Inflorescence, is it possible to ID?

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31 minutes ago, colin Peters said:

The last one Pritchardia sp?

Thanks then it would be Pritchardia pacifica I believe

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I'm guessing the second picture is Phoenix Reclinata. I initially thought it was Theophrasti as it has an identical coloration to its inflorescence, but the fronds are way too green to be Theophrasti. So unless it is one of those rare orange/red fruit Canariensis's, I would hedge my bets on it being Reclinata. Or possibly even a Sylvestris. One of those two...

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On 4/26/2019 at 1:12 PM, UK_Palms said:

I'm guessing the second picture is Phoenix Reclinata. I initially thought it was Theophrasti as it has an identical coloration to its inflorescence, but the fronds are way too green to be Theophrasti. So unless it is one of those rare orange/red fruit Canariensis's, I would hedge my bets on it being Reclinata. Or possibly even a Sylvestris. One of those two...

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On 4/24/2019 at 8:46 AM, Pal Meir said:

The 1st one looks like Chamaedorea linearis …

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