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Beccari's Loulu

Pritchardia beccariana Rock
Beccari's Loulu
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Pritchardia beccariana, known as Beccari's Loulu, is a palm tree species native to the wet forests of the eastern part of the island of Hawaiʻi, near Hilo. It is part of the Arecaceae family and was first described in 1916 by Rock.

Description

Pritchardia beccariana is a palm species endemic to the wet forests of the eastern side of the island of Hawaiʻi, specifically near Hilo. It belongs to the genus Pritchardia within the Arecaceae family. This species was published in 1916 by the botanist Rock and is commonly referred to as Beccari's Loulu. It is found exclusively in Hawaii and is adapted to the moist, tropical forest environment of the region.

Other common names

Beccari's LouluKilauea pritchardia

Distribution

Hawaii

Synonyms

Pritchardia beccariana var. giffardiana

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