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===Conservation Status:=== | ===Conservation Status:=== | ||
[www.iucnredlist.org/ | [https://www.iucnredlist.org/species/38606/2880766 Threatened]<br/> | ||
Despite being widely distributed, the total number of palms | Despite being widely distributed, the total number of palms | ||
is relatively small, and it is cut down by the locals for its palm heart. | is relatively small, and it is cut down by the locals for its palm heart. | ||
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Lightly shaded, moist but well drained position. | Lightly shaded, moist but well drained position. | ||
Apparently not quite as moisture loving as its sibling | |||
''M. darianii''. Requires at least warm sub-tropical conditions. | ''M. darianii''. Requires at least warm sub-tropical conditions. | ||
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Distribution & Habitat:[edit]
Found in lowland to mid-altitude rainforest all along the east coast of Madagascar.
Conservation Status:[edit]
Threatened
Despite being widely distributed, the total number of palms
is relatively small, and it is cut down by the locals for its palm heart.
Description:[edit]
A very attractive, medium to large solitary, pinnate, litter trapping palm to 8m tall, with up to 20 4-5m long leaves held in a "shuttlecock" type arrangement.
General:[edit]
Insignis is latin for outstanding or remarkable.
Culture:[edit]
Lightly shaded, moist but well drained position. Apparently not quite as moisture loving as its sibling M. darianii. Requires at least warm sub-tropical conditions.
Contributed by:[edit]
Jack Sayers (Figure 1&2)