Is this seedling a Copernicia prunifera?

[PalmatierMeg]

Would Copernicia experts take a look at the following photos and tell me whether this palm is a Copernicia prunifera? I dug up some 1-leaf seedlings that had sprouted beneath a palm labeled "Copernicia prunifera" in a palm park in Fort Myers. I'd say they are about 2 years old now. I plan to keep one to plant and sell the rest but I want to be sure I know what I'm talking about.

The edges of its leaves have saw-like tiny teeth. The leaves are blue/green, rigid, highly corrugated and have similar teeth on their upper surfaces. Not cuddly at all. I don't have photos of the mother.

Copernicia prunifera ?

[MattyB]

Without seeing the mother plant I can't say for sure, but those seedlings look 100% consistent with the C. prunifera I've grown.

[tank]

Or C. alba.

[Mauna Kea Cloudforest]

I have a c. alba from floribunda that's that size and looks just like yours. Except prunifera usually will have slightly more sawtooths on the leaves than what mine has, so I'd say it's a pretty good guess yours is a prunifera, and if there are other species of copernicia around, you might have gotten lucky and you have a hybrid.

[MattyB]

In my limited experience, when grown side by side, I found that alba stays green longer, while prunifera turns glaucous earlier.