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ID help please

Marius
Marius
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Hi. Can anyone please help to ID this Brahea species?

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For the first one I am closer to brandegeei. Both pictures refer to same plant?

 

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They are two different plants, but presumably the same species. Is brandegeei sometimes greyish?

Yes, there are pictures of bluish specimens even in habitat. @Vinc has taken those pictures, as he had the chance to visit there. In any case a pale, waxy leaf underside is very common in this sp, if not one of its identification features. Also first specimen has spines on petioles and longer internodes than a Brahea aculeata.

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I think second one is aculeata, as it obviously has a stouter habit. 

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also me , the 1 seems brahea Brandegeei,  It has a beautiful trunk!  It must be many years old

GIUSEPPE
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Thanks guys. I appreciate your help

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