Dypsis saintelucei Beentje

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Dypsis saintelucei is a species of flowering plant in the family Arecaceae. It is found only in Madagascar. It is threatened by habitat loss.

Dypsis saintelucei - Wikipedia

• Habit: solitary with a crown of 6-10 leaves
• Height: 15'-20'
• Trunk: single; 5" thick; prominently ringed, green trunk; with some powdery white tomentum on it
• Crownshaft: long and narrow (same width as trunk) 2' long; heavy layer of white tomentum on it giving it a nearly start white appearance (wears off with time)
• Spread: 8'
• Leaf Description: pinnate; 6' long; markedly recurved with closely spaced, upright leaflets; leaflets near leaf have tendency to droop laxly; leaf color light green
• Petiole/Leaf bases: very short (1"-2"); speckled on sides and bottom; light green/flat on top; whitish to light green;
• Reproduction: monoecious
• Inflorescence:
• Fruit:
• Seed:

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