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Need help on an ID, please

Mandrew968

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This palm is at the Bahamas National Trust-the past garden of the Langlois. There were many fabulous and rare species in this garden but time, droughts,  and hurricanes has altered it from it's past glory. I am working with them to do what we can to get back some of that past.

Yesterday I saw this palm and it stumped me. So who better than Palmtalk to help a brother out?! Thanks for the assistance, all.

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Balaka, maybe?

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More pics-looks like the leaves are preamorse.

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Yeah I’d agree the tips are subtly praemorse. To me that usually rules out genera with really obviously praemorse tips like Balaka, Drymophloeous etc. although I can’t say I’m all across the less common species from some of those genera. Whenever something fools me for being praemorse when I didn’t initially notice it I think Veitchia. Could it be Veitchia pachyclada?

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2005 Minimum: 2.6C,  Maximum: 44C

2005 Average: 17.2C, warmest on record.

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Tim, I think the inflorescence is not right for it to be pachyclada.

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