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Species of palm
Raphia taedigera is a palm species in the family Arecaceae, colloquially known as yolilla in Central American Spanish. It is naturally found in Central
Raphia_taedigera
Genus of flowering plants in the palm family
Alzieu. p. 196. Tucker, A.; Redford, A.; Scher, J.; Trice, M. (2010). "Raphia taedigera". Dried Botanical ID. Fort Collins, CO: Delaware State University,
Raffia_palm
Species of palm
of 26 species of the genus Raphia currently recognised, all native to Africa and Madagascar, with one species, R. taedigera also found in Central and South
Raphia_farinifera
National park in the Limón Province of Costa Rica
marshes and floodplains areas in the park have reported palms such as: Raphia taedigera and Manicaria saccifera, and floating aquatic plants in the streams
Tortuguero_National_Park
Ecoregion in the Amazon biome
most common palm species are murumuru (Astrocaryum murumuru), raffia (Raphia taedigera), açaí (Euterpe oleracea), maripa (Attalea maripa), bacaba (Oenocarpus
Marajó_várzea
Species of bird
food plants for the great green macaw: the palms Iriartea deltoidea, Raphia taedigera, Socratea exorrhiza and Welfia regia, the large shrub Solanum rugosum
Great_green_macaw
Archaeological site in Panama
Buenos Aires. Wake, T. 2006 Prehistoric Exploitation of the Swamp Palm (Raphia taedigera: Arecacea) at Sitio Drago, Isla Colón, Bocas del Toro province, Panamá
Barriles
Protected area in Costa Rica
Tamborcito. The permanently inundated swamps are home to stands of the palm Raphia taedigera and are surrounded by thickets of species in the family Melastomataceae
Maquenque National Wildlife Refuge
Maquenque_National_Wildlife_Refuge
Subfamily of palms
arranged.[page needed][page needed] The lone outlier in the subfamily, Raphia taedigera, exists in tropical America though some speculation suggests it may
Calamoideae
Protected area in Costa Rica
inundated forests, coral reefs, and sea turtle nesting. The palm Raphia taedigera, locally known as yolillo, and the trees Campnosperma panamensis (orey)
Jairo Mora Sandoval Gandoca-Manzanillo Mixed Wildlife Refuge
Jairo_Mora_Sandoval_Gandoca-Manzanillo_Mixed_Wildlife_Refuge
harrisonii. A feature of this ecoregion is the presence of yollila (Raphia taedigera), a freshwater palm tree. This region of Costa Rica has very high species
Rio Negro–Rio San Sun mangroves
Rio_Negro–Rio_San_Sun_mangroves
Protected area in Costa Rica
into three main types—palm-dominated swamp forest known as yolillal (Raphia taedigera), gamalotal grassland and flooded forest—while the refuge also encompasses
Barra del Colorado Wildlife Refuge
Barra_del_Colorado_Wildlife_Refuge
H DS C taediger L torch-bearing, from taeda, torch. (Also taeda.) Raphia taedigera D tanastylus G long-styled Rhododendron tanastylum* D tapetiformis
List of descriptive plant species epithets (I–Z)
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