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Medemia argun Lives!  Article from Principes, International Palm Society
... Medemia argun Lives! Article from Principes, International Palm Society Medemia argun Lives! Reprinted with permission from the April 1996 issue of Principes, ... [ Pseudophoenix sargentii ] [ Palms in Europe ] [ Palms in Eastern Panama ] [ Editorial ] [ The Red Sea Hyphaene ] [ Medemia argun Lives! ] [ Pelagodoxa henryana in Fiji ] [ Rattans and Rheophytes ] [ History of Subtropical Gardening ] [ ...
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Chapter 10: Once were lost..., Medemia argun
... lost..., Medemia argun Medemia argun by Martin Gibbons and Tobias W. Spanner Like many before us, ... We realized, as we approached, that we were looking at our quarry, Medemia argun; alive and well and living in quiet seclusion as it always ... without the desired success. The main distinguishing characteristic between Medemia abiadensis and M. argun were that the former was supposed to prefer a ...
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Palm Anatomical Images
... . major leaflet, transverse section Livistona woodfordii leaflet, longitudinal section Livistona woodfordii leaflet, transverse section Medemia argun leaflet, transverse section Medemia argun leaflet, longitudinal section Nannorrhops ritchiana "Mazari palm" leaflet, transverse section Nannorrhops ritchiana "Mazari ...
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PACSOA - Medemia
PACSOA - Medemia Palms   Medemia argun   For further information try RBG Kew Species List
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1996 Principes, Journal of the International Palm Society
... Front cover: Medemia argun in its natural habitat, Nubian Desert, Sudan Back cover: Medemia argun. The beautiful criss-cross pattern formed by the leafbases Contents for April 1996 This article available online Medemia argun Lives! Martin ...
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Chapter 10: Once were lost...
... , or if you can add any pertinent information to these stories. Carpoxylon macrospermum (carpoxylon palm) Medemia argun (medemia palm) Wodyetia bifurcata (foxtail palm) Although not really "lost", the foxtail palm was only discovered ...
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