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===Common Names:===
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===Habitat:===
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Rainforest in south, west and north-west New Caledonia.
Rainforest in south, west and north-west New Caledonia.
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===Description:===
===Description:===
Single stemmed, occasionally clustering, emergant palm to 15m.
Single stemmed, occasionally clustering, emergent palm to 15m.
Almost entire, stffly erect leaves, with very little splitting.
Almost entire, stiffly erect leaves, with very little splitting.


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Latest revision as of 13:03, 21 July 2024

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Figure 1. Young plant, showing unsplit leaves.

Habitat:[edit]

Rainforest in south, west and north-west New Caledonia. Often found in exposed areas.

Description:[edit]

Single stemmed, occasionally clustering, emergent palm to 15m. Almost entire, stiffly erect leaves, with very little splitting.

General:[edit]

Often regarded as one of the most attractive of the New Caledonian palms.

Culture:[edit]

Moist to wet soils, light shade to full sun.

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Figure 4. Crownshaft detail, with inflorescence.
Figure 5. Crownshaft close-up.
Figure 6. B. pancheri

Contributed by:[edit]

Rolf Kyburz


External Links:[edit]

Kew, PalmWeb, JSTOR, Trebrown

Google, GoogleImages, Flickr, PalmTalk