...dian Ocean), bearing an immense double nut which is one of the curiosities of the vegetable kingdom; the tree is sometimes seen in botanic gardens.
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...1-1 1/2 ft. long, 2-fid at the apex, clothed beneath with peltate scales. Seychelles. I.H. 18:54.
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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...tius and Seychelles Islands. B.M. 3144. — An excellent glasshouse species, of several varieties.
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...lained). Palmaceae, tribe Areceae. A genus of one species, a palm from the Seychelles, allied to Hyophorbe.
...with plenty of moisture. Prop, by imported seeds, obtainable only rarely. Of little general horticultural importance, but the plant is likely to be seen
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...e to the midrib into oblong-crenate segms. Trop. Afr., Cape, Mauritius and Seychelles.
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...e Mer, Maldive Coconut, Sea Coconut, Love Nut, double coconut, coco fesse, Seychelles Nut
|image_caption=Lodoicea maldivica ("Coco de mer") plant on the Seychelles islands
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...mall or medium in size, blue.—Species 16-20 in E. Asia and to Austral, and Seychelles. B. Clarkeàna, Hemsl., from China, has been offered in the trade: Lvs. rad
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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...rtea. Palmaceae. One species, by some referred to Acanthophoenix, from the Seychelles, now intro. as a warmhouse palm. D. nobilis, Wendl., is a tall palm, reachi
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...all: fr. globose, smooth, 1 in. long. — A genus of only 1 species from the Seychelles. Cult. as in Latania.
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...ut little known in cult. They thrive in a fibrous earth and prop, by means of mature shoots in sand over bottom-heat.
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...anceolate, 4—5 in. long; filaments half length of Begins., red. Mauritius, Seychelles. B.M. 2397. B.R. 679. — Warmhouse; effective.
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...y red-tinged at center; stamens a little shorter than segms. Mauritius and Seychelles. B.M. 2466.—Autumn; greenhouse.
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...rop. Afr. The dombeyas are yet little known in this country, although some of them promise well for lawn and park planting far south.
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...ometimes called a bramble fruit, is an [[Fruit#Aggregate_fruit|aggregate]] of [[drupelet]]s.
Examples of the hundreds, if not thousands, of species of ''Rubus'' include:
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