-
Mauritia flexuosa,
known as the
moriche palm, ité palm, ita, buriti, muriti,
miriti (Brazil),
canangucho (Colombia),
morete or acho (Ecuador), or aguaje...
- M.
flexuosa may
refer to:
Macrozamia flexuosa, a
species of
plant in the
family Zamiaceae Mauritia flexuosa, a
species of palm tree
Flexuosa (disambiguation)...
-
Mauritia is a
genus of fan
palms which is
native to
northern South America and to the
Island of
Trinidad in the Caribbean. Only two
species are currently...
- America. This bird is
noted for its
close ****ociation with the palm
Mauritia flexuosa (moriche, buriti, ita, ité, etc.). This
ecologically distinct bird...
- They nest
almost exclusively in dead
palms and most
nests are in
Mauritia flexuosa palms. The
female typically lays two or
three eggs. The
female incubates...
- Caribbean,
while the
other M.
carana is
restricted to the
Amazon region.
Mauritia flexuosa:
Trinidad (also
tropical South America).
Oenocarpus is a
genus of...
- "Achuar"
originates from the name of the
large palm
trees called "Achu" (
Mauritia flexuosa) that are
abundant in the
swamps within their territory. In the past...
- the
northwestern cerrado. Its
habitat is
moriche (or buriti) palm (
Mauritia flexuosa)
swamp forests and
sandy savannahs with palm groves. They are critically...
- are
seasonally flooded forests characterized by the
moriche palm (
Mauritia flexuosa).
Vegas are
seasonally flooded evergreen forests found along the Orinoco...
- the
large savanna area are palm swamps,
mainly with
Buriti Palm (
Mauritia flexuosa) and
Euterpe oleracea.
During the
rainy season, the
swamps are flooded...
