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Revision as of 07:40, 17 January 2012

Ho'omaluhia, Hawaii
Hawaii
San Diego, California
California
Nong Nooch
GKP St.Pete, FL

Distribution

Central New Caledonia (main island : Grande Terre) at low elevations (10-300m)

Description

Solitary, tall, erect, unarmed pleonanthic, monoecious palm. Emergent palm. Trunk to 30m.

Ecology

Kentiopsis oliviformis is restricted to semi-humid forest where it occurs on schists and basalts mixed with serpentine colluvium

Culture

Anthesis occurs from November through December; fruits mature from February through March. Seeds germinate immediately after dispersion.