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Jose Maria

By Jose Maria
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Jose Maria

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Hola amigos,

Encontre este grupito de palmeras que se me parecen a "Coco plumoso", pero viendo las semillas, no me parecen de esta especie, eran muy pequeñas, y olvide tomarles una foto.

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pindo Experienced

pindo

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Me recuerdan a Syagrus sancona

fotos de los frutos ....por favor

Visit my site

www.palmasenresistencia.blogspot.com

And comment me

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Jose Maria

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Me recuerdan a Syagrus sancona

fotos de los frutos ....por favor

Gracias pindo, la otra semana regreso por alli, estan las semillas en el suelo , y tomare mas fotos.

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Dypsis madagascariensis var 'Lucubensis'

Tulio

Lutz, Florida

Jeff in Costa Rica Grand Master

Jeff in Costa Rica

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Estoy de acuerdo, se parece a Dypsis madagascariensis. Hay muchas de estas palmas que crecen en San José.

Formerly Jeff in Costa Rica
 

Jose Maria Proficient

Jose Maria

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Gracias por la ID,Tulio y Jeff,

Las hojas me hacen pensar que es un Syagrus.

No sabia que habia Dypsis con esta caracteristica.

La semana entrante subo fotos de las semillas.

Saludos

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