Allagoptera arenaria
Allagoptera arenaria is endemic to Brazil Northeast, Brazil Southeast. Heliopolis (Attracted by and adapted for a high intensity of sunlight.), dominant in Restinga, and low coastal dunes of eastern Brazil, in Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, and Espírito Santo. It occurs on white sandy soils from sea level to 100 m. Lives naturally in sandy soil, sometimes salty, sandy soil, along the coast of southern Brazil.
Family: Arecaceae
Origin: Eastern Brazil
Conservation Status: Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)
Palm Data
At a Glance:
- Light Requirements: Full sun
- Water Requirements: Adaptable to all
- Growth Rate: Slow-Mod
- Height in Cultivation: 6+ x 10+
- Salt Tolerance: High
- Cold Tolerance: 15-20°F
Special Features:
- Short or acaulescent trunks that may bifurcate, producing multiple heads
- Plumose, pinnate leaves with leaflets arranged in different planes
- Thrives in sandy beaches and dunes, highly tolerant of salt and coastal conditions
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