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|species=sancona
|species=sancona
|habit=palm-cycad
|habit=palm-cycad
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|Min ht box=20
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|features=evergreen, foliage
|features=evergreen, foliage
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Oreodoxa sancona, HBK. St. 120-150 ft., smooth, glabrous, grayish black: Lvs. pinnate; lfts. membranaceous: wood very hard, used in building houses. Colombia.— Apparently cult. only in S. Calif. within the U. S. Franceschi says it has brownish lf.-stalks and is more tender than O. regia or O. oleracea.
Oreodoxa sancona, HBK. St. 120-150 ft., smooth, glabrous, grayish black: Lvs. pinnate; lfts. membranaceous: wood very hard, used in building houses. Colombia.— Apparently cult. only in S. Calif. within the U. S. Franceschi says it has brownish lf.-stalks and is more tender than O. regia or O. oleracea.