Dypsis heteromorpha
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Figure 1. D. heteromorpha
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Conservation Status:
[[www.iucnredlist.orgsearchdetails.php38536all" Endangered
Common Names:
Highland Sugar Cane Palm (because of its likeness to D. baronii)
Distribution & Habitat:
Endemic to high-elevation, moist montane forest, in the areas of Tsaratanana, Marojejy and Anjanaharibe, northern Madagascar.
Description:
Medium sized, clustering palm with slender stems and finely pinnate, drooping leaflets similar to D. onilahensis.
Culture:
As for D. baronii.
Contributed by:
Justen Dobbs (Figure 1)
