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Metroxylon salomonense
1913Hebe-Nut Palm
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Metroxylon salomonense is a palm (family Arecaceae or Palmae) native to the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and the Bismarck Archipelago. Common name bia. It grows to 15 to 20 m in height in just twenty years, with a trunk diameter of 60–80 cm. The pinnate fronds can be over 6 m long, and have leaflets 100–190 cm long by 14–19 cm wide. It is monocarpic, dying after flowering and fruiting. The inflorescence is a panicle up to 9 m in height and half as wide....read more on Wikipedia.
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