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is this C. utan and K. elegans?

doranakandawatta
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I wonder if IPS members ( I hope that IPS members...) will post any picture of the visits they did in Singapore.

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Here seen in december 2012; it was still fresh new plantings at this time, I wonder how it became now.

 

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Philippe

 

Jungle Paradise in Sri Lanka

 

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    Sorry; "Palms vol 59(4) December 2015 shows a picture of this part of the garden and explains : Corypha lecomtei. I am wrong with Corypha utan.

    Thank you "PALMS" and IPS.

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    The small ones down there look like k. Elegans. Surprising how much sun they can handle. Even here in the low desert. :huh:I used to think they were under story palms...?

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