Palm Tree Types And 16 Photos

by mostbeautifulthings · Published Nov 5, 2014 · Updated Aug 15, 2016

The palm trees remind me of my summer memories. We live the most beautiful moments in summer vacation. Therefore, the palm trees make us very happy. Perhaps, this is a game of our consciousness. Nevertheless, I love very mucs the palm tree scenes and photos. I use a palm tree wallpapers. I’ve always been my dream to live on a tropical island. Maybe you guys are thinking the same things. Let’s talk a little bit of palm trees. Palm trees usually live in tropical and subtropical climate zones. These plants are known for their long lengths. Palm can grow to 60 meters. They may be of very different sizes. Palms are single stemmed plants. Palm trees usually create a crown with their leaves.

The palm leaves are used in house walls and roof of the house, bags, baskets and some accessories. Palm bodies are used as construction material.

Many fruit of palm are eaten. Coconut and palm have the greatest commercial value of them.

There are over 3000 species of palm in the world. I was very surprised to hear this number. Madagascar Raphia farinifera palm’s leasts can be 20 meters length.

Some palm trees are the kind of ivy. The bodies of the palm is conical. Often there are no palm branches. Palm trees usually found in Africa, Asia and America.

You can also grow palm trees in your garden as decoration.

There are too many palm species. I am writing to you some palm types. Palm tree types are listed below.

Acaelorrhaphe wrightii, Archontophoenix alexandrea, Archontophoenix mount lewis, Archontophoenix cunninghamiana, Bismarcia nobilis, Bismarcia nobilis silver, Brahea armata, Carpenteria acuminata, Caryota maxıma, Caryota mitis, Chamaedorea cataractarum, Chamaedorea elegans, Chamaedorea plumosa, Chamaedorea seifrizii, Chamaedorea seifrizii florida hybrid, Coccothrinax crinata, Copernicia alba, Dypsis madagascariensis, Euterpe edulıs, Guihia argyata, Licuala spinosa, Livistona australis, Livistona chinensis, Livistona rotundifolia, Lytocaryum weddellinum, Oraniopsis apendiculata, Phoenix acoulis, Phoenix rupicola, Ravanea glauca, Rhapis multifida, Roystone boringuena, Sabal domingensis, Sabal minor, Seronea repens blue, Syagrus rusciana, Trachycarpus fortunei, Trachycarpus nanus, Veitchia merrilli, Wallicha disticha, Washingtonia robusta.