Nolina parviflora

Nolina parviflora
Small Flowered Beargrass Tree

A spectacular, tall, freely branching Beargrass Tree, superficially resembling a Cordyline australis but with a more robust habit and thicker trunk. Older plants develop a dense petticoat of old leaves below the crown, which in habitat is often burnt off by wildfires that leave fire-blackened, gnarled trunks. Despite being widespread in dry areas throughout the central Mexican states at altitudes around 2400 m (8000 ft.), it is, inexplicably, not widely cultivated.

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Palms of Southern Asia (Princeton Field Guides)
by Andrew Henderson

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Covers all 352 naturally occurring palms in Southern Asia!

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The only complete field guide to the 43 genera and 352 species of palms and rattans that occur in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. Each species account includes the correct scientific and common names, and fully describes morphology, habitat, and uses. Featuring a distribution map for most species and 256 full-color photographs. A book of major importance for botanists and an invaluable aid for naturalists and conservationists, and it's the perfect field guide for ecotourists traveling in the region

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