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Help me ID this palm

ne0ndrxft

By ne0ndrxft
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Current guess is Cocoseae, but I could be completely off. Lacks a crownshaft, pinnate, flat fronds and it appears stemless... I guess😅

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tim_brissy_13 Grand Master

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Ravenea rivularis 

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ne0ndrxft Newbie

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I didn't see a stem though

 

Most Raveneas that big I've seen seems to have a long stem 

 

Idk

Jim in Los Altos Grand Master

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8 hours ago, ne0ndrxft said:

I didn't see a stem though

 

Most Raveneas that big I've seen seems to have a long stem 

 

Idk

In a few years the one in your picture will have a long stem (trunk). That’s a healthy Ravenea rivularis. 

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