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Can anyone identify these Phoenix palms, all planted in a row? Are they a hybrid? Or maybe Phoenix rupicola???
As a secondary question, is their seed likely to be viable? 
The row of palms in the photos I guess are around 15-25 feet (5-8 meters) tall. 
Some of the palms are suckering profusely, as you can see in the photos. 
They are growing in Australia in a subtropical region equivalent to USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 10b. 

 

 

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P. reclinata for sure.  P. rupicola never pups.  A hybrid though would be interesting.  As well I'm looking for P. dactylifera x P. reclinata. 

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Brian Bruning

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Def looks like P Reclinata that has been "cleaned" (I.E. Pups Removed) to have a one single trunked tree. 

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Attached is a pure reclinata.  The only phoenix in my region so non hybrid. As someone said the fruits which are shown look a bit like dactylofera. Can be an hybrid then dactylofera × reclinata?

 

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Many thanks for the ID ideas. I had always seen/thought of Reclinata as being grown as a multiple so I didn't think about it. Thanks! 

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