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ID these palms from near Valledupar, Colombia

GMann
GMann
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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Are these some sort of Copernicia? They are growing around Valledupar, Colombia.

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Yep that must be it. It lists Colombia as a habitat.

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For some reason these palms make me think of a mix between Sabal palmetto and Trachycarpus fortunei...

Edited by PalmTreeDude

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The last one has a Coccothrinax look to it as well. Nice palm in a scruffy sort of way.

Regards Neil

No--tectorum is right.

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