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Coccothrinax and bamboo ID's

Davidl

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I am not certain what type of bamboo and I am not sure what these palms are. I know the palms are Coccothrinax but not certain if the borhidiana is really that and the other Coccothrinax I don't know what it is. Thanks

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The first pic looks like C.borhidiana. No idea on the second one.

All of the black bamboo's I have have (B.lako, D. asper 'Betung Hitam' , G. atroviolacea) put up green culms that turn black. When the plants were young, it took quite a while for the culms to turn black.

Ron

Wellington, Florida

Zone 11 in my mind

Zone 10a 9a in reality

13miles West of the Atlantic in Palm Beach County

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The second one could be C. miraguama perhaps ?

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Bombay, India

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I have asked ID's for these before but they were smaller and harder to make a good guess. Thanks to everyone.

David

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