Phoenix, but which one?

[Samir Takaochi]

Hello, friends. Long time no see. I found it at garden near Dharuhera. It might be phoenix but I was not able to identify exact botanic name. Could some one advice me?

 

 

 

[Rajesh Sachdev]

not really sure, but pls check if it is phoenix roebelinii (dwarf date palm)

2009/9/27 Samir Takaochi <band...@gmail.com>

Hello, friends. Long time no see. I found it at garden near Dharuhera. It might be phoenix but I was not able to identify exact botanic name. Could some one advice me?

 

 

 

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[Samir Takaochi]

Thank you Rajesh ji! Roebelinii seems to have hair on trunk, but hair was not found in this photo.  I thought sylvestris due to spine and trunk and I checked on web. My photo is young tree, but photo of young tree on web has thick trunk whereas my photo shows thin, so I wonder.

 

2009/9/27 Rajesh Sachdev <leopa...@gmail.com>

not really sure, but pls check if it is phoenix roebelinii (dwarf date palm)

2009/9/27 Samir Takaochi <band...@gmail.com>

Hello, friends. Long time no see. I found it at garden near Dharuhera. It might be phoenix but I was not able to identify exact botanic name. Could some one advice me?

 

 

 

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[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id assistance pl.

Earlier relevant feedback:

"not really sure, but pls check if it is phoenix roebelinii (dwarf date palm)" from Rajesh ji.

"Thank you Rajesh ji! Roebelinii seems to have hair on trunk, but hair was not found in this photo.  I thought sylvestris due to spine and trunk and I checked on web. My photo is young tree, but photo of young tree on web has thick trunk whereas my photo shows thin, so I wonder." from Samir ji.

 

 

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[J.M. Garg]

Forwarding again for Id assistance pl.
Earlier relevant feedback:

"not really sure, but pls check if it is Phoenix roebelinii (dwarf date palm)" from Rajesh ji.

"Thank you Rajesh ji! roebelinii seems to have hair on trunk, but hair was not found in this photo.  I thought sylvestrisdue to spine and trunk and I checked on web. My photo is young tree, but photo of young tree on web has thick trunk whereas my photo shows thin, so I wonder." from Samir ji.

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Date: 2009/9/27
Subject: [indiantreepix:19617] Phoenix, but which one?
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Hello, friends. Long time no see. I found it at garden near Dharuhera. It might be phoenix but I was not able to identify exact botanic name. Could some one advice me?

 

 

 

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[Gurcharan Singh]

Forwarding again for ID confirmation

Earlier relevant feedback:
"not really sure, but pls check if it is Phoenix roebelinii (dwarf date palm)" from Rajesh ji.

"Thank you Rajesh ji! roebelinii seems to have hair on trunk, but hair was not found in this photo.  I thought sylvestrisdue to spine and trunk and I checked on web. My photo is young tree, but photo of young tree on web has thick trunk whereas my photo shows thin, so I wonder." from Samir ji.

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