Acanthorhiza chuco

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Acanthorhiza chuco, Drude (Thrinax Chuco, Mart.). Trunk smooth, about 30 ft. high, usually not more than 5 in. in diam., slender, flexuous: lvs. orbicular, with a narrow sinus at the base, usually 10-25 in a cluster; petioles slender, 3-6 ft. long, smooth; blade 6 ft. in diam., divided to or beyond the middle; segms. 15-20, lanceolate, acute, 1-2 in. wide, dark green above, paler and glandular below: fls. and fr. unknown, except from a wild specimen in which the fr. is described as yellow and about 1 in. diam. Brazil.

The following species are rarely seen outside botanic gardens and need stove temperature: A. Wallisii, H. Wendl. Cat. 28:977.—A. Warscewiczii. H. Wendl. Panama. Gt 25-860. N. Taylor

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