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Attalea apoda

abdalav

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Attalea apoda in natural habitat, Serra do Mato Grosso, Saquarema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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PalmatierMeg Grand Master

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Spectacular palms! I'm not familiar with that species.

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1 hour ago, PalmatierMeg said:

Spectacular palms! I'm not familiar with that species.

Some people are telling me it's A. dubia. 

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I love the look of this genius and just got a finifera.  Probably butchered the spelling

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Nice habitat pics I dont think I have seen a an Attalea I didnt like =) 

T J 

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4 hours ago, abdalav said:

Some people are telling me it's A. dubia. 

Based on its location in Saquarema, RJ A. dubia seems more likely, but I can't tell them apart.  Could very well be A. apoda.  Very nice pics!  Thanks for posting!

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