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ID this palm species?

Sapiindo

By Sapiindo
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spike Rising Star

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I'd love to grow it whatever it is :mrlooney:

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agroventuresperu Contributor

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Looks like it has some "legs" in the first photo. That could be a very important detail.

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Palmarum Grand Master

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Hmm...

The stem, stilt roots and leaf bases remind me of Physokentia, but the leaf and leaflets are very different. Plus, members of Physokentia are indigenous to areas in the West Pacific... not as much Indonesia, if that is where the photo was taken.

Maybe more photos, background info might help in narrowing it down, to genus at least.

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5 hours ago, Sapiindo said:

Screenshot_2022-07-28-18-23-38-71.jpg.91e60bfd0a7fcf3e816f2a0a079c72bd.jpgTrunk

Screenshot_2022-07-28-18-23-24-71.jpg.8d88487fa822de50eeb83cc6c35d5cab.jpgLeaf

More photo

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Sapiindo Contributor

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14 minutes ago, Palmarum said:

members of Physokentia are indigenous to areas in the West Pacific... not as much Indonesia, if that is where the photo was taken.

This photo was taken in Indonesia, in the sumatra island

Frond-friend42 Veteran

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I'm thinking..Rhopaloblaste? Has thin leaflets...

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Frond-friend42

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Pinanga paradoxa?

spike Rising Star

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17 hours ago, Frond-friend42 said:

Pinanga paradoxa?

Could be, but still doesn't look like a complete match to me.

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Mandrew968 Grand Master

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Pinanga is my guess

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Ppppppppalm Explorer

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On 7/28/2022 at 7:28 PM, Sapiindo said:

Screenshot_2022-07-28-18-23-38-71.jpg.91e60bfd0a7fcf3e816f2a0a079c72bd.jpgTrunk

Screenshot_2022-07-28-18-23-24-71.jpg.8d88487fa822de50eeb83cc6c35d5cab.jpgLeaf

Didn’t you want to bring this palm to your garden?      :D

John hovancsek Veteran

John hovancsek

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Looks pinanga ish

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John hovancsek

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This is a pinanga in my garden that I am comparing with

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