Palmpedia - Palm Grower's Guide - User contributions [en]

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2008-04-25T19:31:49Z

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Borassodendron machadonis with fruit, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2008-04-25T19:30:58Z

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Chelyocarpus ulei, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2008-04-25T19:30:21Z

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Aiphanes horrida, Bay Point, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2008-04-25T19:29:25Z

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Dypsis lucubensis, older specimen in Bay Point, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2008-04-25T19:27:39Z

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Itaya amicorum, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2008-04-25T19:26:22Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Itaya amicorum, Miami.

Itaya amicorum, Miami.

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2008-04-25T19:25:24Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Borassodendron machadonis with fruit, Miami.

Borassodendron machadonis with fruit, Miami.

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2008-04-25T19:23:46Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Chelyocarpus ulei, Miami.

Chelyocarpus ulei, Miami.

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2008-04-25T19:21:15Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Aiphanes horrida, Bay Point, Miami.

Aiphanes horrida, Bay Point, Miami.

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2008-04-25T19:18:58Z

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Dypsis lucubensis, older specimen in Bay Point, Miami.

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2008-04-25T19:18:13Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Gaussia maya, older specimen in Bay Point, Miami.

Gaussia maya, older specimen in Bay Point, Miami.

SPECIES ZONE SCALE 1A: The Windmill Zone

2007-11-24T12:51:53Z

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''Ranking is from more hardy to less hardy.'' 
''If a '''Phoenix canariensis''' is hardy in your area, so is everything else on this page.''

*Sabal minor (4.5/-15.3)
*Rhapidophyllum hystix (4.8/-15.1)
*Trachycarpus fortunei (10.6/-11.9)
*Sabal palmetto (11.2/-11.6)
*Washingtonia filifera (12/-11.1)
*Butia x Jubaea (13/-10.6)
*Jubaea chilensis (13.5/-10.3)
*Brahea armata (13.5/-10.3)
*Butia capitata (14.3/-9.9)
*Nannorops ritchiana (16/-8.9)
*Sabal uresana (17.7/-8)
*Chamaedorea microspadix (18.7/-7.4)
*Phoenix theophrasti (19/-7.4)
*Phoenix dactylifera (19/-7.2)
*Butia x Syagrus (19.2/-7.1)
*Livistona chinensis (19.6/-6.9)
*Brahea edulis (20.2/-6.6)
*Chamaedorea radicalis (20.3/-6.5)
*Trithrinax acanthocoma
*Trithrinax biflebellata
*'''Phoenix canariensis''' (20.8/-6.3)

Realistically, this zone is not really a subtropical zone, but more of a humid temperate zone... it is listed here as subtropical because it is a continuum of zones that are consistently humid, and tend to not have prolonged cool periods- either cold or warm. Summers are hot and humid and nights tend to be relatively warm and humid, too. Winters are much different, though, and can be extremely cold (colder lows than 'equivalent' Mediterranean climates). However, cold temps are often quickly replaced by warm temps, especially as you go move from zone to zone... this is in contrast to Mediterranean climates which tend to be more moderate, with less extreme highs and lows... but most importantly have very long cool periods characterized by low humidity.

Since I don't live in a subtropical climate, it would be hard for me to comment intelligently on some of these palms... but I was not aware that Brahea edulis performed that well in such a climate. Brahea armata, for that matter, either. I know some have gotten to to survive, but seems unlikely that they would with in climates where these other ones would.[[User:Palmbob|Palmbob]] 16:55, 22 July 2007 (PDT)

Several sources, including the newest Betrock's guide to Cold hardy palms, lists Rhapidophyllum as hardy to -5F... which is significantly more cold hardy than S minor. This book is written from a subtropical point of view, so I think it would apply to this list.[[User:Palmbob|Palmbob]] 17:02, 22 July 2007 (PDT)

SPECIES ZONE SCALE 1B: The Butia Zone

2007-11-24T12:49:39Z

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''Ranking is from more hardy to less hardy.'' 
''If a '''Washingtonia robusta''' is hardy in your area, so is everything else on this page.''

*Phoenix canariensis (20.8/-6.3)
*Sabal causiarum (20.9/-6.2)
*Dypsis decipiens (21/-6.1)
*Hyphaene petersiana (21/-6.1)
*Rhapis excelsa (21.2/-6)
*Rhapis humilis (21.3/-6)
*Guihaia argyrata (21.7/-5.7)
*Trachycarpus martiannus (21.6/-5.8)
*Juania australis (22/-5.6)
*Livistona australis (22/-5.6)
*Arenga micrantha
*Butia paraguayensis
*Butia purpurescens
*'''Washingtonia robusta''' (22/-5.6)
No way is Trachycarpus martianus nearly as cold hardy as a Washingtonia... mine was defoliated completely this winter, and my neighbor's Washingtonias has no damage at all. Rhapis humilis is probably less cold hardy, too, but not sure about that. I seriously doubt Hyphaene petersiana is more cold hardy, either, but no personal experience with that one... the other Hyphaenes sure aren't. To me, this is a very narrow zone, as I rarely see damage on Washingtonias without similar damage to P canariensis... I personally would rate them equal, with most of the plants listed here as being less hardy than either.

Seems odd to include Juania in a subtropical list as I know of no subtropical climate in which this species can be grown.. do you?[[User:Palmbob|Palmbob]] 16:53, 22 July 2007 (PDT)

SPECIES ZONE SCALE 2A: The Canary Zone

2007-11-24T12:47:47Z

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''Ranking is from more hardy to less hardy.'' 
''If a '''Syagrus romanzoffiana''' is hardy in your area, so is everything else on this page.''

*Washingtonia robusta (22/-5.6)
*Arenga engleri (23/-5)
*Brahea aculeata (23/-5)
*Brahea nitida (23/-5)
*Corypha utan (23/-5)
*Livistona decipiens (23.1/-5)
*'''Syagrus romanzoffiana''' (23.2/-4.9)
*Livstona saribus
*Livistona australis
*Chuniophoenix hainanensis
*Guihaia grossefibrosa
*Acrocomia aculeata
*Coccothrinax crinita
*Copernicia alba
*Copernicia prunifera

SPECIES ZONE SCALE 5A: The Coco Zone

2007-11-21T00:30:27Z

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''Ranking is from more hardy to less hardy.'' 
''If a '''Cocos nucifera''' is hardy in your area, so is everything else on this page.''

Veitchia arecina 
Clinostigma ponapense 
Clinostigma samoense 
Clinostigma harlandii 
*Carpentaria acuminata
*'''Cocos nucifera'''

SPECIES ZONE SCALE 5B: The Lipstick Zone

2007-11-21T00:23:46Z

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''Ranking is from more hardy to less hardy.'' 
''If a '''Cyrtostachys renda''' is hardy in your area, so is everything else on this page.''

Phoenicophorium borsigianum 
Verschaffeltia splendida 
Deckenia nobilis 
Nephrosperma vanhoutteanum

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2007-06-17T04:18:45Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Syagrus picrophylla, flowering specimen, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Syagrus picrophylla, flowering specimen, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-06-17T04:16:59Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Syagrus glaucescens, flowering specimen, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Syagrus glaucescens, flowering specimen, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

User talk:Dypsisdean

2007-06-08T22:52:46Z

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'''''This is where you can leave me any questions or feedback. Just edit this page or press the "+" tab at the top to open a new window with a new topic.'''''

== Caption missing? ==

Hey I added a photo on Christian's User Page but I couldn't get the caption to show. Am I doing something wrong? [[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 15:15, 9 May 2007 (PDT)
*Fixed it. Up to you to find out the "secret." [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 15:18, 9 May 2007 (PDT)
== ''''Hey Christian'''' ==
Hey, do you guys want me to do a writeup on something like remote vs adjacent germination? I would like to contribute more.
*"'''Contribute???'''" Did I hear the word contribute? I like the sound of that word. :) It took me awhile to figure out who said it though. :) Christian, if you type 4 'tildes' (that wavy line that goes above an 'N' in Spanish), after your post, it will 'sign' your name and a date stamp. Yes, an article on remote/adjacent germination would be great. I'm thinking it could be a part of a larger detailed on going article on germination in general with pics of germination "tips and tricks." MattyB is a king germinator these days. Perhaps we could all collaborate on it. What do you think Matty?
*Christian, try editing your user page and maybe one of the palm pages you know something about. Maybe a little spiel on that dwarf D. lutescens that I know nothing about. It would give you a feel before you start on the germination thing. You will see how the pics and stuff are handled. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 22:52, 9 May 2007 (PDT)
*OK, you know I'm up for it. Although my experience is very limited. I'm trying a lot of germination but I'm very fresh (unlike my seed it seems).[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 08:34, 10 May 2007 (PDT)
*OK, I just figured out that I had forgot to put "thumb" in the code and that's why Christian's caption wasn't showing. Is that right? Is it called code? What's the term for the stuff we do in the edit tab?[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 08:40, 10 May 2007 (PDT)
*It's called 'wiki markup' or 'markup' for short. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 11:48, 10 May 2007 (PDT)

== Table of Contents ==

Hey, I just noticed that on my user talk page theres now a table of contents. When I opened the edit tab I couldn't see anything obvious that had been done to do that.[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 08:36, 10 May 2007 (PDT)
*That's automatic. It seems after about four 'topics' being created, the software automatically makes that table of contents. Notice it has a hide feature on it if you don't like it.
*Something else I was playing around with yesterday. 'Special Pages/Preferences' I put in my email and now I get notified with a nicely laid out email when someone adds or responds in my talk page. Haven't figured it all out. It's probably time for a phone call to discuss a lot of the stuff. I'm glad you guys had a good tour and the place looks OK. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 11:47, 10 May 2007 (PDT)

I'll call you next week sometime. We're moving this weekend and hopefull we'll close escrow tomorrow so we can do so. (3 days late) ahhhhhh stresssssfulllllllll[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 15:15, 10 May 2007 (PDT)

== Buretiokentia koghiensis flower ==

Did you see your flowering koghiensis?[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 15:13, 10 May 2007 (PDT)
*Cool, hopefully it will set seed this time. Third time's the charm??? [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 00:40, 11 May 2007 (PDT)

== SZS ==

I plugged in a couple of species. Is this the format you were thinking of, a bunch of species listed w/ dashes in between?[[User:MattyB|MattyB]] 14:56, 11 May 2007 (PDT)
*Not exactly --- I thought it would go more like #1A is now. Click on #1A to get to that zone page. I've put in a few for a sample. I put the COLD RATING DATA BASE temps in for reference. The page where you put in your entries was more for a rough high and low boundary for each zone. You would then click on the link to get to that specific zone. Otherwise all the palms would be on that one page. According to the data base C. radicalis is hardy to 20.3 which makes it hardier than than a Queen. What did you think it's hardy to. And they have Parajubaea spp varying between 22.4-28.4. But you you/ve got the general idea. I'm still working on the layout. I'm thinking it will be hard to get rid of temps entirely. At least until we get alot of things in order. That's why I put in the COLD RATING DATA in parenthesis. If you've got the temps from the SoCal guide, maybe you could put those temps in brackets after the parenthesis. That way we could see the disparities between the two. It would help decide where to eventually place things.Then we can use the Forum data too. And hopefully people will eventually use the discussion pages for the subcategories to add their experiences. Of course there is no right or wrong here, and there will be much disagreement, but the way all the different data is available now , it is really not very useful. Once we get it a little more set up with a few of the common palms in there, I'll let Geoff and Steve in SoCal know about it. Maybe they will like it and get involved. Then Geoff might think about uploading some pics as well.
*Have you checked out the test forum site yet? I'm really curious to know what you think, and if it is working and asking for your new password, etc.
*What do you think about the new addition to the main page? I could make one that cycled through 2 or three times and then stopped.

== organization ==

So, a shuffled about the site a bit... not sure how things are organized yet. Are you eventually going to have an alphabetical listing of palms where one can upload palm photos to?... or is there one already. I see a list of downloaded palms, but not obvious rhyme or reason to it.
*Hey Geoff, at least you made it here. I don't know how you missed the main Encyclopedia though. Go to the main page and click right after the green revolving arrow that says 'click here.' Also, remember that communications need to be signed or nobody can guess who they are from. I sent you an emai explaining more. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 16:49, 18 May 2007 (PDT)

== Undo? ==

So...let's say you upload the wrong file and want to remove it. I've clicked a lot of pages, but haven't found much in the way of instrux. Clue? And where do you place the codes for thumbs or pixels? [[User:Kim|Kim]] 17:56, 21 May 2007 (PDT)
*Check out the 'special pages' section. In there you will see a selection for 'Gallery of new files,' 'File list,' and many other useful items including personal preferrences. However, you can always click on 'recent changes" on the left of every page for everything new that's been done, including uploads. If you make a mistake, and upload the wrong file, any file given the same name when uploading will overwrite the existing one. For any page there will be an edit tab which takes you to where you can edit text as well as the image tags, such as pixels, and thumb location and size. If you click edit on any page with photos, you will be able to see where you place the code for tweaking the options for photos. They come after the [[Image:'filename'| command. If you don't see it let me know, I'll try and be more specific.
*Also, in order to see responses to your queries when they are somewhere else than your user page, you will need to check "watch this page" Otherwise, it is to easy to forget where you have written things. If you do that you can click on 'my watchlist' at the top to see recent additions to pages you are watching. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 18:07, 21 May 2007 (PDT)

Hey Dean and Matt-

I have been getting your PMs and emails, I am sorry I have been busy. I think I have some more pictures and whatnot to add. I will have to find the link again where you mentioned how to add articles. Wow I am disorganized!
*Christian, No problem. I just didn't want you to think I didn't get back to you. This wiki communication can be a little weird at first. For example, If I didn't know that I just emailed you, and that was probably you respaonding in the message above, there is no indication who it is from. It is necessary to sign your name if you wish people to know who wrote it. Any help will certainly be appreciated, bu only if you have the time and desire. Or just enjoy all the photos we are adding. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 12:10, 22 May 2007 (PDT)

I saw the note about editing to make a thumbnail, thanx Dean. (I'm going to have to edit that caption though.: D) I understand the syntax except for one thing: (I just love the way computers can be so humbling) where is the vertical slash on the keyboard? Or is it a capital 'I' in a sans-serif font??? Hmm, looking at the preview for this post, I think I just answered my own question.
As far as my "Undo?" question, I uploaded a photo directly from my computer, just experimenting, and now I want to *delete* it; not *edit*, not *replace*. I've tried the edit feature, the special pages; not getting anywhere. [[User:Kim|Kim]] 12:39, 22 May 2007 (PDT)
*I had never used that "line" character before either. My son had to inform me that character is a major player in unix coding, how could I not know that? :)
*Go to the Gallery of new files. Unfortunately it is very large right now. But your photo will be there. Also, I think there is a place to screen for images that have no links to them. It would also be there. I will look for that option, because that is one I will need to know in order to delete useless photos. I'll get back to you with a link, hopefully.

Finding the file is not the problem. When I click on "My contributions" it comes up with my numerous contributions, yes, all 3 of them. But then I can't figure out how to delete it. I'll keep trying, but so far I am too thick to figure it out. [[User:Kim|Kim]] 13:37, 22 May 2007 (PDT)
*Don't sell yourself short so quickly. You may not have permission to delete it. Since I have Sysop privledges, i see things that others can't see. It may be that since every edit is saved with a history, all users can delete pages because they can always be brought back. However, I think images are deleted for good, so obviously, if that is the case, it would not be a good idea to let everyone delete images. In fact I bet that's it. I'll create a normal user account for me to check for that and other things. It would be a good idea for me to check on things like that. In the meantime, I'll delete your painting for you. BTW --- I didn't know you could count painting along with your other talents. :) [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 13:46, 22 May 2007 (PDT)

*Aha! No wonder it was so difficult - ''no permission''. In the meantime I took a ramble through the main wiki help area and learned the secret of asterisks and '''''quotation marks'''''. Just what I need, more distraction from work. This thing is getting very amazing very fast. Nice work Dean! And, uuhhhh, I wouldn't exactly claim painting as a ''talent''. [[User:Kim|Kim]] 14:15, 22 May 2007 (PDT)

*Am I correct that general users cannot edit the listings in the main Encyclopedia? (Check sp. on ''Coccothrinax argentata'') Is it possible to add a species? i.e. ''argentea, fragrans''? [[User:Kim|Kim]] 09:51, 29 May 2007 (PDT)
* Hey Kim, I noticed you were deleting things yesterday instead of adding. :) Anyway, yes --- I protected that main listing page because it was becoming so crucial to keep it intact at all times. So only the main page and that page are protected. I am not adding a species to the data base until I get a pic. Then when the pic is added, I give it a Palm page, and add the listing. Thanks, I corrected the C. argentata spelling. I'm glad someone noticed. Geoff has been unloading so many pics that I had to stop. I already maxed out my server's limit, and am now in the process of setting up another server with much more capacity. I have plenty of room for content, but another 200 pics and I would be out of room.

*Dean, check sp. on ''Acoelorraphe'' and ''Acanthophoenix''. I just noticed these today. I haven't gone through the whole list or anything. (If this is annoying, just say so.) [[User:Kim|Kim]] 13:36, 1 June 2007 (PDT)
*"Annoying????" To the contrary, it's very much appreciated. After entering hundreds of names here and there, eyes get blurry and fingers get clumsy. Besides, spelling is not my strong point, and there will never be a spell check for latin binomials. Are you sure you don't want a to be a Sysop? :) It's really only that one page that you couldn't correct yourself anyway. Feel free to correct grammar or spelling anywhere.[[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 14:03, 1 June 2007 (PDT)
*See what I mean? :-) [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 15:55, 1 June 2007 (PDT)
*Sorry, couldn't resist. Had to see if you're paying attention. : D How is the server addition coming? [[User:Kim|Kim]] 17:25, 1 June 2007 (PDT)
*I wish I knew. It's all ready to go. Just waiting for the tech guy to do the software upgrade to the latest wiki software. It's a little tricky, but I just think he hasn't had time and/or he's just been lazy. [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 17:30, 1 June 2007 (PDT)
*More: Dictyosperma, roebe<strike>l</strike>lenii (one ''l''), Johannesteijsmannia. Will there be room for that last 'a'? Oh, and Parajubaea ''torallyi''. [[User:Kim|Kim]] 20:29, 3 June 2007 (PDT)
*Mucho mahalo Kim. I thought you said you couldn't help, because you didn't know anything. A proof reader is a giant help. Boy, I really massacred torallyi, didn't I? [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 01:27, 4 June 2007 (PDT)
*If proofreading is the only way I can support the project, I'm happy to do it. I might not be able to identify the palm, but I can usually spell it -- and I look it up to be sure, because I make mistakes too. It's easy to come through and sweep up after you've already done the heavy lifting. These are just jumping out at me when I'm surfing the info, I haven't gone through the list systematically, only have a few minutes at a time to look around. [[User:Kim|Kim]] 07:48, 4 June 2007 (PDT)
*Proofreading is as important a contribution as anything else. In someways, it is the most important. Every kind of search has to start with a correct spelling. Any mistakes you see on other pages you can correct yourself. So feel free to do so when you notice something. If you can make a sentence flow better, or the grammar is shakey, do your thing. Thanks [[User:Dypsisdean|Dypsisdean]] 13:59, 4 June 2007 (PDT)

== Cycads ==

Dean-

Do you want me to add any cycad photos? I have a ton of goodies, just figured they may go in hand with the palms.

-CF

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2007-05-22T22:57:01Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Sabal yapa, big form, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Sabal yapa, big form, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-22T22:54:17Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Butia x Syagrus with very soft leaflets, Old Miakka, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Butia x Syagrus with very soft leaflets, Old Miakka, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-22T22:52:18Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Borassus aethiopium, ripe fruit with 3 seeds enclosed. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Borassus aethiopium, ripe fruit with 3 seeds enclosed. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

User talk:Dypsisdean

2007-05-22T15:43:41Z

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2007-05-10T01:58:06Z

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2007-05-09T08:53:25Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Dypsis lutescens "Super Dwarf". Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Dypsis lutescens "Super Dwarf". Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T08:49:22Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Livistona fulva, leaf detail, Old Miakka, Florida.

Livistona fulva, leaf detail, Old Miakka, Florida.

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2007-05-09T08:45:14Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Livistona alfredii, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Livistona alfredii, Englewood, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T08:42:35Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Coccothrinax proctorii (readii) in habitat after Hurricane Ivan, Grand Cayman. Photo by Christian Faulkner

Coccothrinax proctorii (readii) in habitat after Hurricane Ivan, Grand Cayman. Photo by Christian Faulkner

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2007-05-09T08:40:34Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Thrinax radiata in habitat, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Thrinax radiata in habitat, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:15:36Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Copernicia ekmanii, very old specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Copernicia ekmanii, very old specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:13:27Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Copernicia rigida, very old specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Copernicia rigida, very old specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:11:17Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Copernicia fallaensis, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Copernicia fallaensis, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:09:02Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Nypa fruticans, growing in brine marsh, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Nypa fruticans, growing in brine marsh, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:06:58Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Coccothrinax crinita, very old specimen in Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Coccothrinax crinita, very old specimen in Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T03:03:35Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Thrinax morrissii, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner

Thrinax morrissii, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner

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2007-05-09T03:00:58Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Pseudophoenix vinifera with flowers at anthesis, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner

Pseudophoenix vinifera with flowers at anthesis, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner

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2007-05-09T02:59:10Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Gaussia princeps, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Gaussia princeps, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T02:58:16Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Copernicia baileyana, mature specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Copernicia baileyana, mature specimen, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T02:57:19Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Ravenea hildebrandtii, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Ravenea hildebrandtii, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T02:55:34Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Pseudophoenix lendiniana, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Pseudophoenix lendiniana, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T02:53:32Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Coccothrinax borhidiana, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Coccothrinax borhidiana, Coral Gables, Florida. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-09T02:50:45Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Asterogyne martiana, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

Asterogyne martiana, Miami. Photo by Christian Faulkner.

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2007-05-08T02:33:25Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Chamaedorea metallica, leaf color, my house.

Chamaedorea metallica, leaf color, my house.

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2007-05-08T02:29:32Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Lemurophoenix haleuxii, Southeast Florida.

Lemurophoenix haleuxii, Southeast Florida.

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2007-05-08T02:27:08Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Copernicia baileyana, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Copernicia baileyana, St. Petersburg, Florida.

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2007-05-08T02:23:00Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Phoenix canariensis x sylvestris, hand pollinated by Merrill Wilcox, Old Miakka, Florida.

Phoenix canariensis x sylvestris, hand pollinated by Merrill Wilcox, Old Miakka, Florida.

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2007-05-08T02:18:51Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Zombia antillarum x Coccothrinax crinita, Old Miakka, Florida.

Zombia antillarum x Coccothrinax crinita, Old Miakka, Florida.

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2007-05-08T02:15:48Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Serenoa repens, trimmed to expose trunks, Venice, Florida.

Serenoa repens, trimmed to expose trunks, Venice, Florida.

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2007-05-08T02:13:51Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Coccothrinax crinita, Southwest Florida.

Coccothrinax crinita, Southwest Florida.

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2007-05-06T06:51:39Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Washingtonia filifera, El Paso, Texas.

Washingtonia filifera, El Paso, Texas.

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2007-05-06T06:50:47Z

Cfkingfish_blocked_old: Syagrus x costae, Southwest Florida.

Syagrus x costae, Southwest Florida.