Linospadix monostachyos

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Common name: cottan-bimbang, walking stick palm

Family: Arecaceae (Palm)

Synonym: Linospadix monostachya

Distribution: New South Wales, Queensland

Life form: Palm

Comments: Queensland, New South Wales. From Gympie to Bulahdelah. Occurs in rainforests along streambanks at up to 1200 m altitude. During World War I the stems of these palms were used as walking sticks for wounded soldiers. The young growth and the fruit are edible.

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1: bed 24 • Accession: 14589/1
2: bed 28a • Accession: 13963/1
3: bed 41a • Accession: S1999-0242/1 • Provenance: Garden
4: bed 41c • Accession: S1999-0242/5 • Provenance: Garden
5: bed 57 • Accession: 13798/2
6: bed 59 • Accession: 14704/1
7: bed 59 • Accession: 14762/1
8: bed 59 • Accession: 14764/1
9: bed 65i • Accession: S1988-4187/8 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
10: bed 65i • Accession: S1988-4187/2 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
11: bed 65i • Accession: S1988-4187/3 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
12: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/2 • Provenance: Garden
13: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/3 • Provenance: Garden
14: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/4 • Provenance: Garden
15: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/10 • Provenance: Garden
16: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/12 • Provenance: Garden
17: bed 65i • Accession: S1999-0242/13 • Provenance: Garden
18: bed 65i • Accession: S2009-0928/6 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
19: bed 65i • Accession: S2017-1034/2 • Provenance: Garden
20: bed 65i • Accession: S2017-1034/3 • Provenance: Garden

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Linospadix monostachyos

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