Amazon Palm Tour

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TextoSeries ; Palms, 55(1), p. 27-36, 2011Trabajos contenidos:

Emery, B
Smukall, M

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Resumen: In this article, the authors detail their Amazon Palm Tour experience wherein they were reportedly guided by Dr. Andrew Henderson on a 10-day expedition into the Amazon rain forest. It states that the goal was to search for Brazilian palms, and other flora and fauna in the area. It discusses the palm species that they have identified throughout the expedition which include Astrocaryum aculeatum, Attalea speciosa, and Bactris bidentula.

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In this article, the authors detail their Amazon Palm Tour experience wherein they were reportedly guided by Dr. Andrew Henderson on a 10-day expedition into the Amazon rain forest. It states that the goal was to search for Brazilian palms, and other flora and fauna in the area. It discusses the palm species that they have identified throughout the expedition which include Astrocaryum aculeatum, Attalea speciosa, and Bactris bidentula.

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