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Howea is a
genus of two palms, H.
belmoreana and H. forsteriana, both
endemic to Lord Howe Island, Australia. H.
forsteriana in
particular is commonly...
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Howea forsteriana, the
Kentia palm,
thatch palm or palm
court palm, is a
species of
flowering plant in the palm family, Arecaceae,
endemic to Lord Howe...
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Howea belmoreana, the
curly palm,
kentia palm, or
Belmore sentry palm, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Arecaceae,
endemic to Lord Howe Island...
- Nevada,
extreme northwest Mexico and
inland deserts of
southern California.
Howea forsteriana (Kentia palm),
endemic to Lord Howe Island. Ptycho**** elegans...
- Macquarie. The palm
trade began in the 1880s when the
lowland kentia palm (
Howea forsteriana) was
first exported to Britain, Europe, and America, but the...
- Police, and the Würzburg Prosecutor's Office,
established Strike Force Howea to
investigate her murder. A
coronial inquest into Strobel's
death was held...
- ('million-hearts')
Doryanthes palmeri Dracula gigas Encephalartos kisambo Episcia sp.
Howea forsteriana Hoya
linearis Ludisia discolor Magnolia grandiflora Masdevallia...
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Australia Calyptrocalyx – New
Guinea Linospadix – New Guinea, E
Australia Howea – Lord Howe
Island Laccospadix –
northern Queensland;
monotypic genus Subtribe...
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younger trees the
leaflets are all
arranged along a
single plane, as with
Howea, but in
older individuals the
leaflets are
scattered among many
planes as...
- thatching, and may
refer to: Coccothrinax, many
species native to the
Caribbean Howea, two
species native to Lord Howe Island,
Australia Thrinax,
three species...
