ID, please

[Matt in OC]

I feel like this should be easy, but I'm being dense. I saw this in the aviary at the San Diego Zoo yesterday. Thanks!

[Trava]

Maybe Pinanga?

[Jim in Los Altos]

Looks to be in the Archontophoenix genus to me.

[Phoenikakias]

myolaensis?

[Ben in Norcal]

Am I wrong in thinking purpurea? Seems like there's a purple tinge to the crownshaft.

[Pete in Paradise Hills]

I will say Archie Tuckeri or maxima. Definitely an archie...

[Matt in OC]

Thanks guys. It was definitely pretty skinny and tall. I don't recall it being purple. I think the flash brought it out a bit.

[Pip]

It looks like Archontopheonix cunninghamiana growing in a very sheltered location. The only thing causing me to scratch my head a doubt myself is the color of the inflorescence as I can't see a lilac tinge it looks as if thr flowers have fallen off anyway.

[Matt in OC]

I believe it. There were a few unripe green fruit on the flower and all the way below were several seedlings already popping up.

[hanapalms]

It looks a lot like my Pinanga batanensis. The shade prevents their full color in the crownshaft which gets purplish.

[Sabal Steve]

It's an Archontophoenix species. A. purpuera has silver undersides to the leaves and a denser crown. The seeds are much larger, little bigger than a marble.

I think that it's A. cunninghamiana. If there were red cereal sized seeds, that would further identify things.