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Coccothrinax sp. id please

Fishmoose
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I'm so bad at telling this species apart, all palms for that matter.. ;) Any tips in telling them apart from one another?

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Zone 13 

450' jungle river up to 700' open sun B)

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    I find 'The Encyclopedia of Cultivated Palms" by Riffle, Craft and Zona an excellent book for palm information and identification.

    Mike Harris

    Caribbean Palms Nursery

    Loxahatchee, Florida USA

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    I have the book.. It's 1200 miles from me at the moment.  

    Thanks for the ID @Caribbean Palms much appreciated 

    Zone 13 

    450' jungle river up to 700' open sun B)

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    It's got soft leaves with black fruit so it's gonna be in the proctorii, alta, barbadensis complex. It's hard to get anyone to go any further on an id than that--unless they are trying to sell it to you...

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    On August 29, 2016 at 07:05:36, Mandrew968 said:

    barbadensis 

    :greenthumb:

    Zone 13 

    450' jungle river up to 700' open sun B)

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