Dypsis marojejyi - Revision history

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 ==Habitat and Distribution==
 Endemic to Madagascar. Only known from the Marojejy massif. Submontane rain forest; 700-1100 m. May be locally abundant.
 ==Description==
 Squat solitary palm. TRUNK 3-6 m tall, 20-30 cm. in diam., near the crown about 20 cm. in diam.; stilt roots present near the base (always?); internodes about 2 cm. LEAVES 18-20 in the crown, the upper part of the trunk with marcescent leaves and sheath remnants, litter accumulating; sheath 20 cm long, open, not forming a crownshaft, with dense rusty-brown pubescence, about 40 cm wide; petiole 0-10 cm, densely reddish-pubescent, 3-3.5 x 2 cm diam.; rachis 3-4 m long, in mid-leaf 1.1-2.3 cm wide, reddish-tomentose; pinnae about 60 on each side of the rachis, in groups of 3-6 and fanned within the groups, stiff, the group interval 4-9 cm, bright to dark green, the proximal 29-41 x 0.3-0.4 cm, median 45-70 x 2.5-5 cm (interval 0.5-2 cm), distal 15-35 x 0.7-2.7 cm, the apical pair joined for up to 3 cm and multi-fold (always?), main veins 3-5, with ramenta on the main veins, and with reddish scattered scales on the minor veins, apices unequally acute, the distal ones praemorse, young leaf liver-coloured. INFLORESCENCE bud, cylindrical and fat (0.6 mm. in diam.), anthers 1.8-2 x 0.8-1 mm, versatile; pistillode about 1.3 x 0.6-0.9 mm. PISTILLATE FLOWERS with sepals 1.3-2.5 x 1.7-3.5 mm; petals 2.7-4.6 x 2.5-5 mm; staminodes six, 0.2-0.6 mm; gynoecium (in bud) about 2.5 x 0.8 mm. FRUIT pale yellow-green, ellipsoid to slightly obovoid, 22-25 x 14-18 mm, the apex rounded, pustulate; endocarp with densely anastomosing fibres. SEED slightly obovoid, 18-20 x 13-16 mm, with pointed base and rounded apex; endosperm ruminate, the intrusions dense, 2-5 mm deep. (J. Dransfield and H. Beentje. 1995)/Palmweb.

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 At first we thought this litter-accumulating palm belonged in a group with the other litter-collectors, such as D. perrieri. But the structure of the inflorescence indicates it is closer to taxa such as D. madagascariensis, D. coursii and D. rivularis. (J. Dransfield and H. Beentje. 1995)/Palmweb.
 ==Culture==
-Prefers a climate that is void of excessive heat.  Hot summer temperatures will kill this plant very quickly, as many people in South Florida and inland areas of California have found out.  Dosen't seem to mind staying on the dry side during cool periods, possibly a trick to keeping them from rotting out when young.
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-Will not even grow in pots Florida, is so highly susceptible to fungi; esp. root borne fungi, that after 24 months or so, they succumb to them.
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 ==Comments and Curiosities==
 This a most distinctive squat robust understory palm, abundant on the broad ridges in submontane forest on Marojejy. It has a short trunk, and leaves that do not fall off neatly, the crown tending to trap litter when young. In this respect it resembles D. perrieri but the leaves, while being about the same size, have grouped pinnae, and rather plumose, and the inflorescence is quite different, being much more diffusely branched. Roots from neighbouring trees tend to grow into the litter that accumulates in the crown, and as the palm grows, these zigzag tree roots continue to grow from sheath to sheath, eventually being exposed. Ferns are also abundant in the crown of this palm. It somewhat resembles D. coursii but has a much more robust stem, with much larger leaves and longer, narrower pinnae. The species name is derived from the type locality, Marojejy. As far as we know, this species is not in cultivation. (J. Dransfield and H. Beentje. 1995)/Palmweb.
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 Conservation: Vulnerable. Distribution restricted to a single, albeit protected, area.
 This is a tillering palm, it exhibits saxophone style root growth (it has a heel), keep top third of heel above soil elevation!
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-image:D159bf30-273b-48d4-8465-af1db5984b01.jpg|Marojejy, Madagascar. Photo by Dr. John Dransfield, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew/Palmweb.
-image:B33ab058-7cb4-4e1b-9164-69bc82dccba0.jpg|Marojejy, Madagascar. Photo by Dr. John Dransfield, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew/Palmweb.
-Image:MadFox9.jpg|Kona, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox8.jpg|Kona, Hawaii.
-image:F120614g1bgl.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii, photo by BGL
-image:F120614g2bglsuchin.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii, Suchin Marcus for scale, photo by BGL
-image:DSC_0060bgl.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii.
-image:DSC_0063bgl.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox3.jpg|Floribunda Palms, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox4.jpg|Floribunda Palms, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox5.jpg|Floribunda Palms, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox1.jpg|Floribunda Palms, Hawaii.
-Image:MadFox2.jpg|Floribunda Palms, Hawaii.
-image:F120614b1jeffm.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii, Jeff Marcus for scale, photo by BGL
-image:F120614b2marcus.jpg|Floribunda, Hawaii, photo by BGL
-Image:IMG_1772.JPG|Seeds, approx. 1.5 centimeters across, edric, Oak Hill FL.
-Image:IMG_1781.JPG|Nearly one year old, edric, Oak Hill, Florida.
-Image:Dypsismarojejyi.jpg|Another view of Dean Ouer's palm.
-Image:Dypsis Madagascan foxtails.jpg|Big Island, Hawaii.
-Image:Dyp mar cr.jpg|Hawaii.
-Image:Dyp mar eye.jpg|Hawaii.
-Image:Dmadfox.jpg|The Madagascan Foxtail @ Dean Ouer's Kona, HI. garden.
-image:011dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:012dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:013dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:101dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:102dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:103dean.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:CIMG1241.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:CIMG1243.jpg|Kona, Big Island
-image:D_marojejyijeffsearle.jpg|Madagascar. Photo by Jeff Searle, Searle Brothers Nursery, FL.
-image:IMG_2017marojejyijeff.jpg|Photo by Jeff Searle, Searle Brothers Nursery, FL.
-image:IMG_2018marojejyijeff.jpg|Photo by Jeff Searle, Searle Brothers Nursery, FL.
-image:Madagascar_2005_149jeffs.jpg|Madagascar. Photo by Jeff Searle, Searle Brothers Nursery, Fl,
-image:IMG_2842mattsdmarojejyimale.jpg|Male flower. Photo by Matt in SD
-image:IMG_2844mattsdmarojejyimale.jpg|Male flower. Photo by Matt in SD
-image:IMG_2846mattsdmarojejyimale.jpg|Male flower. Photo by Matt in SD
-image:IMG_2849mattsdmarojejyi.jpg|Hawaii. Photo by Matt in SD
-image:P1000373_2ellidroEncinitas,_CA.jpg|Encinitas, CA. Photo by Nick (ellidro)
-image:Post-611-066644800_1315153864.jpg|Encinitas, CA. Photo by Nick (ellidro)
-image:DmIMG_1645.jpg|Encinitas, CA. 8/2011 Photo by Arron Bags
-image:DmIMG_1647.jpg|Encinitas, CA. 8/2011 Photo by Arron Bags
-image:DmIMG_2015_zps63eebe60.jpg|Encinitas, CA. 4/2014 Photo by Arron Bags
-image:DmIMG_2017_zps521b64ea.jpg|Encinitas, CA. 4/2014 Photo by Arron Bags
-image:Post_1_05503_madfox06rolfk.jpg|Photo by Rolf Kyburz
-image:Rolf1.jpg|Photo by Rolf Kyburz
-image:Rolf2.jpg|Photo by Rolf Kyburz
-image:Rolf3.jpg|Photo by Rolf Kyburz
-image:-gallery-members-Dypsis_marojejya_craft.jpg|Marcus Garden, Hawaii, photo by Paul Craft
-image:DmIMG_4607.jpg|At Len's place. Vista, CA. Photo by Troy Donovan
-image:DypMar.jpg|In habitat. Photo-Rare Palm Seeds.com
-image:DypMar2.jpg|In habitat. Photo-Rare Palm Seeds.com
-image:DypMar3.jpg|In habitat. Photo-Rare Palm Seeds.com
-image:DmIMG_1028PT.jpg|Kona, Big Island 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:DmIMG_1030PT.jpg|Kona, Big Island 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:DmIMG_1032PT.jpg|Kona, Big Island 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:DmIMG_1034PT.jpg|Kona, Big Island 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:DmIMG_1036PT.jpg|Kona, Big Island 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:MyMadFoxPT.jpg|From a tree in Kona 01/14/2013. Hawaii.
-image:DmIMG_1978_zpse26b3331.jpg|Garden of Aaron Bagley. Encinitas CA. Photo by Aaron Bagley.
-image:Post-151-0-50824100-1391992141.jpg|Escondido, CA. Photo by Gary T. Le Vine.
-File:post-74-0-97158000-1433518890.jpg|Floribunda Nursery, Hawaii. Photo by Jack Sayers.
-File:mfIMG_2516.jpg|Kona, Hawaii. 11/2015. Garden of 'Dypsisdean'
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 image:Post-151-0-50824100-1391992141.jpg|Escondido, CA. Photo by Gary T. Le Vine.
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-File:mfIMG_2516.jpg|Kona, Hawaii. Garden of 'Dypsisdean'
+File:mfIMG_2516.jpg|Kona, Hawaii. 11/2015. Garden of 'Dypsisdean'
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 Dransfield, J. & Beentje, H. 1995. The Palms of Madagascar. Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and The International Palm Society.
-*[http://www.palmpedia.net/wiki/Category:Palms_of_Madagascar SUB CATEGORY PALMS OF MADAGASCAR]
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