Kew Publishing, Richmond, Surrey, UK. version 1 12/2015. 1 Cocos ... and the European Union FP7-PEOPLE programme (grant
Palms of the summit trail of Marojejy National Park, Sava, MADAGASCAR
ARECACEAE of Marojejy
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Wolf L. Eiserhardt, Mijoro Rakotoarinivo & William J. Baker Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK
© Board of Trustees, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Thanks to Gerlain Laurent Raherison and Jean-Louis Imbe (Madagascar National Parks, Manantenina), Rokiman Letsara (Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Antananarivo) and Romer Rabarijaona (Kew Madagascar Conservation Centre, Antananarivo) for assistance in the field, and to the National Geographic Society (grant # GEFNE125-14) and the European Union FP7-PEOPLE programme (grant # 327259) for financial support. Guide available online at:
[email protected] For more information on Madagascan palms see www.palmweb.org and Dransfield et al. (2006) Field guide to the palms of Madagascar. Kew Publishing, Richmond, Surrey, UK. version 1 12/2015
1 Cocos nucifera (coconut) 2 Raphia farinifera (raffia) 3a cultivated outside park cultivated outside park
Dypsis forficifolia entrance – camp II
3b
Dypsis forficifolia
4a
Dypsis lokohoensis entrance – camp III
4b
Dypsis lokohoensis
5a
Dypsis perrieri entrance – camp III
5b
Dypsis perrieri
5c
Dypsis perrieri
6a
Dypsis rosea entrance – camp II
6b
Dypsis rosea
7a
Dypsis baronii around camp II
7b
Dypsis baronii
8a
Dypsis andrianatonga camp II – treeline
8b
Dypsis andrianatonga
9
Dypsis cookei camp II – III
10a
Dypsis marojejyi camp II – treeline
10b
Dypsis marojejyi
11a
Dypsis oreophila camp II – III
11b
Dypsis oreophila
Palms of the summit trail of Marojejy National Park, Sava, MADAGASCAR
ARECACEAE of Marojejy
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Wolf L. Eiserhardt, Mijoro Rakotoarinivo & William J. Baker Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, UK
© Board of Trustees, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Thanks to Gerlain Laurent Raherison and Jean-Louis Imbe (Madagascar National Parks, Manantenina), Rokiman Letsara (Parc Botanique et Zoologique de Tsimbazaza, Antananarivo) and Romer Rabarijaona (Kew Madagascar Conservation Centre, Antananarivo) for assistance in the field, and to the National Geographic Society (grant # GEFNE125-14) and the European Union FP7-PEOPLE programme (grant # 327259) for financial support. Guide available online at:
[email protected] For more information on Madagascan palms see www.palmweb.org and Dransfield et al. (2006) Field guide to the palms of Madagascar. Kew Publishing, Richmond, Surrey, UK. version 1 12/2015
12a
Dypsis spicata camp II – III
12b
Dypsis spicata
14a
Marojejya insignis camp II – III
14b
Marojejyia insignis
16b
Ravenea robustior
17a Dypsis unknown species 17b Dypsis unknown species 18 around camp III
19b
Dypsis coursii
20a
Dypsis pumila above treeline
12c
Dypsis spicata
13a
Dypsis thiryana camp II – III
13b
15a Ravenea sambiranensis 15b Ravenea sambiranensis 16a camp II – treeline
20b
Dypsis pumila
20c
Dypsis thiryana
Ravenea robustior camp II – III
Dypsis acuminum camp II – treeline
19a
Dypsis coursii above camp III
Dypsis pumila
20d
Dypsis pumila
