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603. Specimens of the Coquito Palm of Chile, in Camden. Park, Ne

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Filename: MN_603-004440LA090602_00014.jpg

Size: 8364 x 5760 (31MB)

Date: 16th June 2011

603. Specimens of the Coquito Palm of Chile, in Camden. Park, Ne

The palms were planted by Sir W. Macarthur, and were fifty years old when painted. The Coquito Palm (Jubaea spectabilis, H. B. K.), which is the most southerly representative of the family in America, is remarkable for its stout trunk. In Chili a sweet syrup called Miel de Palma, or Palm-honey, is prepared from the sap, which is or was, much esteemed for domestic use as sugar

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Artist Landscape Leaves Marianne North New South Wales Painting

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