Difference between revisions of "Dypsis basilongas/Dypsis 'laffa' dwarf saintlucei"

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[[Image:DB11.JPG|thumb|350px|left|A grouping of Dypsis basilongas - older plants to the left. Notice they are going plumose.]]
 
[[Image:DB11.JPG|thumb|350px|left|A grouping of Dypsis basilongas - older plants to the left. Notice they are going plumose.]]
 
[[Image:DB12.JPG|thumb|350px|Close up of older D. basilongas]]
 
[[Image:DB12.JPG|thumb|350px|Close up of older D. basilongas]]
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[[Image:DB13.JPG|thumb|350px|left|Close up of younger D. basilongas]]
 
[[Image:DB13.JPG|thumb|350px|left|Close up of younger D. basilongas]]
 
[[Image:DB14.JPG|thumb|350px|The palm Jeff calls Dypsis sp. 'saintlucei dwarf' with a D saintlucei on the left]]
 
[[Image:DB14.JPG|thumb|350px|The palm Jeff calls Dypsis sp. 'saintlucei dwarf' with a D saintlucei on the left]]

Revision as of 16:36, 21 May 2011

Ultra Hi-Res Photos of Dypsis basilongas, and the Floribunda palm known as Dypsis sp. "Dwarf saint lucei," sometimes referred to as D. laffa. It has been suggested that they are one in the same.

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A grouping of Dypsis basilongas - older plants to the left. Notice they are going plumose.
Close up of older D. basilongas


Close up of younger D. basilongas
The palm Jeff calls Dypsis sp. 'saintlucei dwarf' with a D saintlucei on the left