Palms
 
Dictyosperma album var. conjugatum![]()
Common Names:
Round Island Hurricane PalmDistribution & Habitat:
Only found on Round Island in the Mascarenes.Description:
A medium sized solitary palm that has a short, stout trunk and a prominent, pale crownshaft. The arching leaves form a dense, full crown. The leaflet tips of this plant stay joined together, which creates a very distinctive, and atttractive look. It is the smallest of the three varieties of Dictyosperma.Culture:
As for D. album . Keep it out of the wind, so that the leaf tips don't get blown apart. Salt tolerant.
Figure 1. D. album var. conjugatum on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland.
Figure 2. D. album var. conjugatum .
Note how the leaflet tips are joined together
Contributed by: Mike Gray (Figure 1&2)
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