PACSOA - Corypha macropoda
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Corypha macropoda
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Synonyms:
This species is regarded as a synonym of Corypha utan

Distribution & Habitat:
Endemic to the middle and south Andaman Islands.

Description:
A massive palm, the largest of the Coryphas which are the largest of the palms. It is a solitary fan palm with bluish grey, deeply indented leaves up to 2 metres (6 ft) across, on the end of a 4 metre (12 ft) long spined petiole.

Cultivation:
Hot, sunny, well drained position. Tropical in its requierments.


Figure 1. C. macropoda .


Figure 2. C. macropoda leaf.


Figure 3. C. macropoda leaves


Figure 4. C. macropoda trunk base.

Contributed by: Clayton York, Utopia Palms & Cycads (Figure 1&2)
Kris Achar (Figure 3&4).


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