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| − | '''Common Name''': | + | '''Common Name''': Basket Tie-Tie |
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'''''Desmoncus orthacanthus''''' is a rather unpopular, clustering Central American 'rattan' palm that has been grown in California probably more as a curiosity rather than a beautiful ornamental. | '''''Desmoncus orthacanthus''''' is a rather unpopular, clustering Central American 'rattan' palm that has been grown in California probably more as a curiosity rather than a beautiful ornamental. | ||
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| − | *'''Habit''': | + | *'''Habit''': clustering with a crown of 10-30 pinnate leaves per stem |
| − | *'''Height''': | + | *'''Height''': 25'-30' |
| − | *'''Trunk''': | + | *'''Trunk''': multiple; 1'2"-3/4" in diameter; sparsely ringed; intensely spiny with 1/2"-2" black to gray, stiff, very sharp spines; dull to olive green in color |
| − | *'''Crownshaft''': | + | *'''Crownshaft''': none |
| − | *'''Spread''': | + | *'''Spread''': 5'-30' |
| − | *'''Leaf Description''': | + | *'''Leaf Description''': pinnate; ovoid leaflets in clusters of 2-4 along rachis; |
*'''Petiole/Leaf bases''': | *'''Petiole/Leaf bases''': | ||
*'''Reproduction''': | *'''Reproduction''': | ||
Common Name: Basket Tie-Tie
Desmoncus orthacanthus is a rather unpopular, clustering Central American 'rattan' palm that has been grown in California probably more as a curiosity rather than a beautiful ornamental.
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