Calamus impressus A.J.Hend., Pitopang & Moh.Iqbal

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PALMS OF SULAWESI
Indonesia. Sulawesi Tengah: Sigi Regency, trail from Gimpu to Moa, near Lariang River, Lore
Lindu National Park, disturbed area near river, 01o40.712’S, 120°03.228’E, 449 m elevation, 1
December 2017.
Calamus sp.
Stems clustered, arising from a dense clump of stems, longest stems to 20 m long, 1.2 cm
diameter. Leaf sheaths near base of long stems with few, stout, straight spines, near top of stems
with dense, straight, needle-like spines; petioles 0 cm (short stems have longer petioles); rachises
61 cm long; pinnae 7 per side of rachis, arranged in remote pairs; distal pinnae not reduced nor
vestigial; cirri spines totally irregular. Inflorescences pistillate, 218 cm long; partial
york botanical garden	inflorescences distantly arranged, with a thinner section of rachis between partials, just distal to
the branch point.
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Fieldwork carried out in collaboration with Tadulako University and funded by a Fulbright
Scholar Award.
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