   IBG today : Arecaceae : unknown06 : 4 posts by 2 authors. Attachments (3). This is very tricky, looks like Guihaia, but petioles bear armature a Licuala species? It can not be Guihaia, Sir, as per flora of China. I accept it as Licuala sp. only, because. according to Flora of China. the genus is featured by the presence of spines on its petioles
I think we have Licuala spinosa Wurmb in Bot. Garden in Kolkata.
The BSI app that I mentioned in another thread, just a little while ago, lists –
I do not know if my species can be any one of those. Actually, this kind of ignorance makes me getting fed up with myself.
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