Archontophoenix cunninghamiana - Revision history

Pacsoa at 13:38, 9 July 2024

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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana.jpg\|frame\|Figure 1. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~ in habitat - Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana.jpg\|frame\|Figure 1. ''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland.]]
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Pacsoa at 13:35, 9 July 2024

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	===Culture:===		===Culture:===
	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.


	===''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===		===''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===

Pacsoa at 13:34, 9 July 2024

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	===Culture:===		===Culture:===
	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.


	===''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===		===''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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	~~Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with tree ferns.~~
	~~Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. ''A. cunninghamiana''~~
	~~Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with seeds~~
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~ with tree ferns.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with tree ferns.]]
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. ''A. cunninghamiana'']]
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~ with seeds]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with seeds]]
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	Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1&2)<br/>		Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1&2)<br/>
	Garry Daly (Figure 4,5&6)		Garry Daly (Figure 4,5&6)
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Pacsoa at 13:30, 9 July 2024

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	~~<gallery caption~~="''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland~~" widths~~=~~"180px"~~ heights=~~"120px"~~>		===''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with tree ferns.		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with tree ferns.
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. ''A. cunninghamiana''
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~ with seeds		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with seeds
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	<gallery caption=''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland" widths="180px" heights="120px">		<gallery caption="''A. cunninghamiana'' in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland" widths="180px" heights="120px">
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. '''A. cunninghamiana''' with tree ferns.		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. ''A. cunninghamiana'' with tree ferns.
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds

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A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland

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	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.

	===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. ~~<i>~~A. cunninghamiana~~</i>~~ with tree ferns.		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. '''A. cunninghamiana''' with tree ferns.
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>
	Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds		Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds
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Pacsoa at 13:24, 9 July 2024

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	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.

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	===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===		===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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			Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|Figure 4. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with tree ferns.
			Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>
			Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds
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	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.

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	===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===		===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with tree ferns.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with tree ferns.]]
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>]]
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds]]
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	Sub tropical to tropical.		Sub tropical to tropical.

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	===Distribution & Habitat:===		===Distribution & Habitat:===
	Rainforests of central eastern Australian coast.		Rainforests of central eastern Australian coast.
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	[https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/search?taxa=Archontophoenix+cunninghamiana#tab_mapView <b>Location map</b>]		[https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/search?taxa=Archontophoenix+cunninghamiana#tab_mapView <b>Location map</b>]
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	===Description:===		===Description:===
	This is a very similar palm to <i><a href="../wiki/Archontophoenix_alexandrae" title="Archontophoenix alexandrae">Archontophoenix alexandrae</a></i>		This is a very similar palm to <i><a href="../wiki/Archontophoenix_alexandrae" title="Archontophoenix alexandrae">Archontophoenix alexandrae</a></i>
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana1.jpg\|frame\|Figure 2. Another Bangalow in natural habitat.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana1.jpg\|frame\|Figure 2. Another Bangalow in natural habitat.]]
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana2-01.jpg\|frame\|Figure 3. Forest of Bangalows at Mt. Mee, south-east Queensland.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana2-01.jpg\|frame\|Figure 3. Forest of Bangalows at Mt. Mee, south-east Queensland.]]
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	There is considerable variation in the colour of the		There is considerable variation in the colour of the
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	These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.		These palms can be grown in full sun (if the water is kept up to them), or in the shade. They do like more water than most palms, with some even thriving in poorly drained areas. In their native habitat, they can often be seen growing next to and even in creek beds. It is quite a fast grower, averaging about 1/3 - 1 metre (1-3 feet) per year. In southern NSW (Nowra) it takes about 20 years for plants to mature and produce seed. Plants in deep shade within rainforest have significantly reduced growth rates. The seeds are eaten and dispersed by Topknot pigeons. Seedlings are eaten by Swamp Wallaby and Wombats.

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	~~[[File:Archonto._cunning_inflor.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> inflorescence]]~~
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	===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===		===A. cunninghamiana in habitat, Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland===
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with tree ferns.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB.jpg\|frame\|Figure 4. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with tree ferns.]]
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			[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02.jpg\|frame\|Figure 5. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>]]
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	[[File:~~Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB02~~.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6~~. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i>]]~~		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 6. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds]]
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	~~[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamianaB03.jpg\|frame\|Figure 7~~. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> with seeds]]
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	===Contributed by: ===		===Contributed by: ===
	Michael Gray<br/>		Michael Gray<br/>
	Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1&2)<br/>		Daryl O'Connor (Figure 1&2)<br/>
	~~Ian Edwards~~ (Figure 4)~~<br/>~~		Garry Daly (Figure 4,5&6)
	~~Garry Daly~~
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	[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana.jpg\|frame\|Figure 1. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> in habitat - Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland.]]		[[File:Archontophoenix_cunninghamiana.jpg\|frame\|Figure 1. <i>A. cunninghamiana</i> in habitat - Mt Tambourine, SE Queensland.]]
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	===Common Names:===		===Common Names:===
	Bangalow Palm<br/>		Bangalow Palm<br/>
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