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Another five palms I need ID

ne0ndrxft

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My guesses:

 

Chamaedorea spp

??? Coryphoideae subfamily

??? Coryphoideae subfamily

Howea belmoreana

Adonidia merrillii 

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Stevetoad Grand Master

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I’m far from 100% on these but I would guess

1. andonidia or ptychosperma 

2. pritchardia pacifica or thurstonii

3.Copernicia prunifera

4. Could be howea 

5.Carpentaria acuminata 

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16 minutes ago, Stevetoad said:

I’m far from 100% on these but I would guess

1. andonidia or ptychosperma 

2. pritchardia pacifica or thurstonii

3.Copernicia prunifera

4. Could be howea 

5.Carpentaria acuminata 

The first one has the characteristics of a Chamaedorea I think... The second one I think Pritchardia too but I'm not sure. The third one I think ur right. 

 

And the other two you are also right I think 

tim_brissy_13 Grand Master

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2 hours ago, ne0ndrxft said:

The first one has the characteristics of a Chamaedorea I think... The second one I think Pritchardia too but I'm not sure. The third one I think ur right. 

 

And the other two you are also right I think 

I’m with Steve on the first photo. Praemorse leaflet tips rule out Chamaedorea. Also agree on the other with the note that the Copernicia is either alba or prunifera - I can barely tell the difference. 
 

 

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10 minutes ago, tim_brissy_13 said:

I’m with Steve on the first photo. Praemorse leaflet tips rule out Chamaedorea. Also agree on the other with the note that the Copernicia is either alba or prunifera - I can barely tell the difference. 
 

 

It might be alba because a book I have had an image of an alba that could be the same individual, but I'm not sure. 

 

The first one is chamaedorea... But it looks like an elegans to me? Idk

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1 - Completely agree this is a seedling of some sort of a Ptychosperma relative, with the notches leaf tips. I would probably guess Carpenteria. 

2 - Uncertain but possibly Saribus rotundifolius. I can also see Pritchardia.

3 - Copernicia alba or prunifera, they look nearly identical as tim said. 

4 - Howea

5 - Carpenteria

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11 hours ago, ne0ndrxft said:

It might be alba because a book I have had an image of an alba that could be the same individual, but I'm not sure. 

 

The first one is chamaedorea... But it looks like an elegans to me? Idk

The first one looks like a chamaedorea but it can’t be with the leaf tips. Odds are they are seedlings from whatever palm is above them. 

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"it's not dead it's sleeping"

Santee ca, zone10a/9b

18 miles from the ocean

avg. winter 68/40.avg summer 88/64.records 113/25

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6 hours ago, Stevetoad said:

The first one looks like a chamaedorea but it can’t be with the leaf tips. Odds are they are seedlings from whatever palm is above them. 

Ok sure

 

I took another picture of the second one, hope this helps 

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2 hours ago, ne0ndrxft said:

Ok sure

 

I took another picture of the second one, hope this helps 

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Yeah Saribus rotundifolius. 

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2005 Average: 17.2C, warmest on record.

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43 minutes ago, tim_brissy_13 said:

Yeah Saribus rotundifolius. 

Thanks! This is a palm I really wanted to record in my diary for so long... 

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