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cycadjungle
Feb 18, 2015 7:03 PM CST
Lakeland Florida (Zone 9a)
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The above pic looks like a male to me. The flowers are arranged in a less uniform manner compared to females. Many Chamaedoreas are obvious because the females only produce a single spike and the males are branched, but this species is not the case.
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