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Washingtonia robusta
Washingtonia robusta is original from the Mexican and the Californian Pacific coast. It is planted in great numbers in the Gulf of Mexico countries and all mild climates. The bright green palmate leaves measure 1.5 m and are divided into many narrow coriaceae folds.
Leaves:
The bright green palmate leaves measure 1.5 m and are divided into many narrow coriaceae folds.
Petiole:
it is 1.2 m long, robust, reddish brown.
Trunk:
Wider at the base.
Bark:
Fissured.
Petiole:
Petiole with hooked thorns at the edges
Perennifolium (evergreen).
It is very frequently seen in streets, parks and gardens.
The buds and leaves are alternate or whorl.
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Phoenix canarienis
It is grown as an ornamental palm tree in a great area of the Mediterranean and in the hot and dry areas of America. It is a native to the Canary Islands.
Leaves:
The leaves measure up to 7 m and are erect and arched, pinnate and perennial.
Foliole:
Folioles measure 50cm and are narrow and folded at the base.
Fruit:
The fruits are yellow with a 1 cm- peduncule.
Sessile fruit:
The sessile fruit measures 2 cm – ovoid or round drupe.
Perennifolium (evergreen).
Alternate or whorling buds and leaves.
Leaves placed on horizontal branches on the stem.
These are frequently seen in streets, parks and gardens.
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Phoenix dactylifera
Date palms are native to North Africa and the Near and Middle East and are grown for their fruit as well as for ornamental purposes in many temperate and hot climates. It is also grown in America in hot and dry areas for its date fruit.
Leaves:
The 6-m pinnate leaves are erect when young, the older ones are arched and hanging.
Folioles:
50cm long in grayish green, white on the back; these fall off quite often.
Seeds:
The seeds are deeply slit.
Fruit:
1cm dark and shiny edible sugary berries in big hanging clusters.
Perennifolium (evergreen).
Frequently seen in streets, parks and gardens.
Alternate or whorling buds and leaves.
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Washingtonia filifera
This palm tree is native to California and widely planted as an ornament in parks, big gardens and avenues in the remaining hot zones in the Americas. It can be differentiated from other palm trees because of its dead leave ‘skirt’ around its trunk and underneath its top as well as for the plain bark without any fibrous matter.
Leaves:
These are in pale green, palmate and composed by many segments and measure about 1.5 m.
Bark:
Reddish brown bearing the scars of fallen leaves.
Seeds:
(1) Brown.
Fruit:
1 cm. baya oval negra en racimos ramificados de 3 cm.
Perennifolium (evergreen).
Frequently seen in streets, parks and gardens.
Alternate or whorling buds and leaves.
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Sabal palmetto
This palm tree is native to the North American south-west (Carolina, Florida) and extensively planted near the sea as well as in parks and gardens. One can tell them from others for being the first trees planted in front of the sea. It is extremely resistant to heat, wind, cold, lack of water and negligent care; it keeps always in good shape.
Leaves:
palmeadas de 1-1.6 m de diámetro, divididas, de color verde o, a veces, azulados.
Flowers:
Small aromatic hermaphrodite flowers in greenish white.
Trunk:
Sometimes covered by dead leaves and more or less plain.
Fruit:
Brownish when ripe.
Perennifolium (evergreen).
Frequently seen in streets, parks and gardens.
Alternate or whorling buds and leaves.
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