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Is this Licuala longipes or Licuala spinosa???


Eric in Orlando

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Licuala longipes or L. spinosa? It was acquired in 2004 at a South FL sale. Licuala longipes is supposed to be solitaire and trunkless. I have seen a couple others in FL also marked as L. longipes that look like this. Did some misidentified seed get distributed years ago? This is growing at Leu Gardens.

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Eric

Orlando, FL

zone 9b/10a

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Looks more like Longipes to me. Spinosa often has the lighter color but also there is more unevenness in the leaflets that vary in width along their length, IMO.

Very nice specimen. Looks great.

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