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What is ID of this palm? Thank you.

Alexberm
Alexberm
in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

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    Ptychosperma sp? At a guess.

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    3 hours ago, happypalms said:

    Ptychosperma sp? At a guess.

    Yes, I think. But I’m not sure about sp. 

    13 minutes ago, Alexberm said:

    Yes, I think. But I’m not sure about sp. 

    A bit  of google research you might find it there’s a lot of ptychosperma sp 

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    2 minutes ago, happypalms said:

    A bit  of google research you might find it there’s a lot of ptychosperma sp 

    I already search but I”m sure and hope to get suggestion from here. I think it may be P. lineare but my palm is Solitar. It not  clustering. I try to match information in Ptychosperma sp at Palmpedia. But I found not item match with my palm. That”s why I come to here to get suggestion.

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    @Alexberm those palms are gorgeous whatever they are! Thanks for sharing.

    Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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