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Can anyone recognize this palm tree?

GeorgeFtLauerdale

By GeorgeFtLauerdale
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GeorgeFtLauerdale Rookie

GeorgeFtLauerdale

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Hi,

I was looking at these picture of a botanical garden in Valencia, Spain and was wondering if anyone can help me identify the short palms in the center of the photo in the link below. 
They have a fibrous trunk, somewhat similar in appearance to Trachycarpus fortunei, but have pinnate leaves so obviously it is a different genus/tribe.  

 

The short palms in the middle of this picture

idontknowhatnametuse Mentor

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Which ones? I can indentify Howea Forsteriana, Wodyetia Bifurcata, Caryota Sp. and Archontophoenix Sp.

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Merlyn Grand Master

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The short ones in the center cluster look like an Arenga Engleri.

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GeorgeFtLauerdale Rookie

GeorgeFtLauerdale

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Thank you guys for replying!!! 

It was the Howea forsteriana that I was asking about (center left). I did not recognize it at this maturity stage, usually used to seeing them taller/older. 

@Merlyn, thank you for the reply - I am sorry I wasn't too specific. And - great eye!!! ;)  

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