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I'm not sure what kind of palm it is. It looks like a syagrus palm, but the branches and leaves have hook thorns.

Alexberm

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I'm not sure what kind of palm it is. It looks like a syagrus palm, but the branches and leaves have hooked thorns. If anyone knows, please advise. Thank you very much.

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Might be Syagrus schizophylla which is the only Syagrus species that has petiole thorns.

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Lytocaryum weddellianum

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