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Astrocaryum murumuru

Cindy Adair

By Cindy Adair
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Really not a fun palm to remove vines from, but interesting nevertheless. There's a foxtail palm barely visible. Fortunately the spiny one is off the main path a bit.

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The Astrocaryum group is very common in our forests around here. The murumuru is a beautful palm. Here a picture of one in eastern Amazonas I took a few years ago. It had a nice little bromeliad growing on a frond.

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The Astrocaryum group is very common in our forests around here. The murumuru is a beautful palm. Here a picture of one in eastern Amazonas I took a few years ago. It had a nice little bromeliad growing on a frond.

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Wow! Lovely photo. How interesting to see a bromeliad on a frond rather than a trunk, but those spines are pretty intimidating.

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Why did I think this palm had a clustering stem characteristic? unsure.gif

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