Calamus nagbettai R.R.Fernald & Dey, Indian Forester 96: 223 1970. ;
Clustering canes, to 15 m long and 4.5 cm across with leaf sheaths. Leaves to 4 m long. cirrus to 1.5 m long; petiole to 40 cm long. Rachis and petiole with ca. 2 cm long sharp spines. Sheaths yellowish-green, lower half densely spiny, spines triangular, black, in groups of 2 or 3, intermingled with shorter spines, young sheaths brown tomentose. Flowering and fruiting: September-June Evergreen forests Southern Western Ghats (Attributions- Dr. N Sasidharan (Dr. B P Pal Fellow), Kerala Forest Research Institute, Peechi
efloraindia: sharing the images of Calamus thwaitesii : 6 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (5). Sharing the images of Calamus thwaitesii from NBNP. Location: NBNP Garden Date: 01.12.2011 Habitat: Garden Habit: Wood slimber. Thanks for sharing the pictures. Can you send a photograph of the whole plant. Are you confident about the identification of this species? I feel this species something different from Calamus thwaitesii. It is also feels like Calamus pseudotenuis. You please send one fruit photo for confirmation if possible Please note two more points: 1. The edges of leaf show any narrow projections? 2. The tender leaf show yellowish or red tinge? Possibly Calamus nagbettai (not C. thwaietsii nor C. pseudotenuis) References: The Plant List Ver.1.1 WCSP e-monocot India Biodiversity Portal Palms of Southern Asia By Andrew Henderson (2009) |
Calamus nagbettai
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