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Another Dypsis id

olivier971

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Bought 2 years ago as Dypsis interrupta, i'm now quite sure it's not.

The leaves and leaflets seem to be close to D nodifera / pinnatifrons, but the main difference is the persistants leaves along the stem with long internodes.

Do you have an idea ?

Thanks

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Think I might be able to see the beginnings of the nodes at the base of the trunk which give nodifera its name but not quite sure. Gorgeous palm, almost like a good Chamaedorea oblongata.

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Think I might be able to see the beginnings of the nodes at the base of the trunk which give nodifera its name but not quite sure. Gorgeous palm, almost like a good Chamaedorea oblongata.

Thanks for your proposal,

but i have a nodifera and it has very much smaller internodes, that make leaves very closer at the top of the trunk, the same as pinnatifrons ... But why not ...

Other ideas please ??

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On ‎4‎/‎15‎/‎2013‎ ‎11‎:‎31‎:‎16‎, olivier971 said:

Other ideas please ??

Olivier, did you ever get a positive ID on this, and do you have an updated picture? Happy looking palm.

Could it be Dypsis commersoniana?

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