PACSOA - Dypsis malcomberi
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Dypsis malcomberi
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Conservation Status:
Threatened

Distribution & Habitat:
Endemic to the Andohahela Special Reserve, Madagascar, where it is found in submontane moist forest on slight or steep slopes, occasionally near forest streams.

Description:
An attractive, medium to large solitary palm up to 10m tall, with tristichous leaves, and attractive reddish speckled petioles.

Culture:
Likes a sunny, moist, but well drained position in the sub-tropics/tropics. Fast growing.


Figure 1. D. malcomberi seedling petioles.


Figure 2. D. malcomberi seedling.

Contributed by: Justen Dobbs (Figure 1&2)


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