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From a botanical point of view, palm trees are monocotylédones and are not thus trees, but " huge herbs ": they do not possess real wood in the botanical sense, the thickening of the stipe resulting from the addition repeated by beams. It is for it that this leaf of BACTREA PALMAE COCUS has completely its place in a cabinet of curiosity. |
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