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dioecious palms list

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downwinder    2

downwinder
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Hello There,

Does anyone has as list of dioecious palms? Or at least the most common ones?

Thank you!

Bests,

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TheMadScientist    225

TheMadScientist
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Welcome to Palm Talk.  This is a great topic that I have thought about, but have not put a list together.  I also have thought about a list of those species that give us ONE CHANCE FOR SEEDS.

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Fusca
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I don't have an exhaustive list but I'll get one started with ones I know. 

Trachycarpus spp.

Phoenix spp.

Chamaedorea spp.

Rhapis spp.

Bismarckia nobilis

Chamaerops humilis

Hyphaene spp.

Medemia argun

Latania spp.

The Australian Livistonas are considered "functionally dioecious" as are some, if not all, Saribus spp.  I'm sure there are others but can't think of any more.  Hope this helps.  Interesting topic...

Jon

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downwinder    2

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Can add Ravenea to the list
 

 

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