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Palmeras que el picudo no atacan?

pete21

By pete21
in PALMAS Y PALMERAS EN ESPAÑOL (Spanish Forum)

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RiSpain Explorer

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Here in the Canary Islands,the Phoenix canariensis ,the situación is dramatic with Diocalandra!

 

 

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Sevilla Apprentice

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En mi ciudad he visto Butias atacadas por el picudo. Creo que todas las palmeras con el tronco grueso son susceptibles. Parece que de jovenes no les atacan. 

 

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RichardHemsley Enthusiast

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Tengo Butia ordarta en Mallorca y no he tenido problemas

gilles06 Experienced

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Washingtonia, butia, syagrus, son palmeras que aguantan bastante bien al picudo.

Pero no es 100%.

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Greenpalm Newbie

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No hemos encontrado ejemplares en Uruguay que no hayan sido atacados por el picudo rojo. Incluyenso Butia odorata, Syagrus romanzoffiana, toda la familia Phoenix, Washingtonia spp. 

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