what is the branch of a palm tree called?
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Palms have no branches.It is a Monocotyledonous tree that is branchless.If you cut a palm tree the remaining part dies away.Whereas a Dicotyledonous tree like spruce is  pruned, the remaining part produces numerous branches and the tree continues to grow.\n What is called FROND is the complete leaf of a palm.As a rule these leaves are large and compound hence look like branches.
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You shouldn't propogate palm tree seed at all. They are used as an alternative to fossil fuels, but in order to produce palm trees they destroyed forests where Orang-utan's only survival place in Indonesia.
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Yes, it is called an acrostic.  Here are some links.
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The biggest UNDIVIDED leaf reportedly is found on mature \nspecimens of Alocasia robusta (8 to 10 feet long). The \nlargest divided leaf belongs to a pinnate-leaved palm, \nRaphia regalis (as much as 80 feet long). \nNote that both these species are monocots. The largest \ndicot leaf may be a species of Pentagonia (Rubiaceae) in \ntropical America; leaves in this genus are undivided and, \nin some species are as much as six feet long.
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phloos, meaning "bark"\nxylon, meaning "wood"
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Yes, deciduous trees like oaks and maples will lose their leaves in winter, even if the winter season is very, very short. Palm trees keep their leaves year round, so it could be considered an evergreen too even if it's not a pine or cedar.
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It dies.\n\nThe outer layers of bark - and just under that - are the vascular like systems that transport water and nutrients to the leaves - just like your veins. Now, imagine someone cuts all your veins and arteries up - you bleed to death. Even if the tree does not appear to "bleed" ringbarking can still kill if it stops the flow of water/nutrients from the roots and leaves and back again. \n\n... or something. Try wikipedia.
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Any of several North American or eastern Asian evergreen trees or shrubs of the genus Thuja, having flattened branchlets with opposite, scalelike leaves and small cones. They are grown as ornamentals and for timber.\nAny similar plant of the genus Platycladus or Thujopsis. Also called thuja.\nAnatomy. The white nerve tissue of the cerebellum, which has a treelike outline in a median section.
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http://www.floridaplants.com/horticulture/mangrove.htm
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mangrove if you are speaking of coastal trees.\nswamp tupelo AKA blackgum or cypress tupelo if you are talking about swamp trees.
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Leaves of tropical plants are waxy.  Leaves of cacti are needles, because regualr leaves transpire too much and would cause the cactus to dry up.
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Only one I can think of is the Palm Heart. It is the unexpanded vegetative apex that is vaguely heart shaped.
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Shyguy is right.  It is called a phylogenetic diagram (or tree).  It is theorectical, based upon genetics and is a major part of cladistic analysis.\nAn older term is the Tree of Life and it is based upon the differences in the physical characteristics of life forms, allowing one to classify an individual specimen as a specific plant or animal.
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octopus:  The big part is called the mantle.\nsnail:  The underneath is called the foot.
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Herbs generally do not have woody parts although they can still grow quite large and sturdy. The banana tree is technically a type of herb since its stem does not form permanent woody tissue.
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I don't think palm oil has a botanical name.\n\nHave a read - \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_oil\n\nThe Palm Oil Tree belongs to the - \nKingdom: Plantae\nDivision: Magnoliophyta\nClass: Liliopsida\nOrder: Arecales\nFamily: Arecaceae\nGenus: Elaeis
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oak, maple....no palm trees this way!