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genusgenusMajestic feather palms characterized by their graceful, arching fronds and distinctive crown shape. These resilient plants develop thick, sturdy trunks covered in the remnants of old leaf bases, creating a unique textural pattern.
Etymology
The name 'Phoenix' comes from the ancient Greek word 'phoinix,' referring to the mythical bird that cyclically regenerates, symbolizing the palm's remarkable longevity and resilience.
Interesting fact!
Unlike many other palms that die after flowering, these remarkable plants can produce flowers and fruits year after year for centuries, living up to their mythological namesake.
All species of Phoenix
phoenixRoebelenii
Pygmy date palm, Miniature date palm, Dwarf date palm.
phoenixCanariensis
Canary Island date palm, Canary palm, Pineapple palm.
phoenixDactylifera
Date palm, True date palm, Edible date palm.
phoenixSylvestris
Silver date palm, Wild date palm, Sugar date palm.
phoenixReclinata
Senegal date palm, Wild date palm, Pygmy date palm.
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