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in Peradeniya, it seems monkeys are playing with the tags…
So I wonder which species it can be? I like it!

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

Very nice!

time to do some studying and figure this one out those black petioles are awesome kinda looks new cal ish

Kentiopsis piersoniorum is my guess ?

Looks kind of like some variety of Dictyosperma album to me, maybe conjugatum. The blackish looking petioles are interesting though, so I'm probably completely off.

It wasn't me Phillipe! I swear!

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    I'm with Rory. It looks like Dictyosperma to me.
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    Thank you all,

    It might be Dictyosperma album since Peradeniya doesn't have so much rarest species like Kentiopsis.
    I am looking forward to seing ours getting adult.

    I wish more Palmtalk friends visit Peradeniya so I don't feel lonely there….
    If we meet there, I'll offer you tea and Rice and curry… and some seedlings of mine :)

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    Philippe

     

    Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

     

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    4 months later is the answer easier:

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    you were right with Dictyosperma :)

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    Philippe

     

    Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

     

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