QuestionsGeneral-MiscToday, I discovered the existence of the “loneliest palm” which resides within the Curepipe Botanic Gardens, located in the town of Curepipe.
M3m3nt0M0r15 asked 1 year ago

Hyophorbe amaricaulis, also known as the "loneliest palm," is a unique palm tree species that belongs to the order Arecales, family Arecaceae, subfamily Arecoideae, and tribe Chamaedoreeae. This species is exclusively found on the island of Mauritius, with only a single surviving tree documented in the Curepipe Botanic Gardens. Consequently, it is classified as an endling, which sadly mirrors the fate of the now-extinct dodo.

vivacity297 answered 1 year ago

It can’t be cloned? 🥺

ConfectionHot6345 answered 1 year ago

Atan mo geté si mo ena so la grain dan mo tiroir🤭

RRikesh answered 1 year ago

That’s a plant that fascinated me for more than a decade. From what I learnt by asking multiple people who were from Curepipe (which doesn’t mean it’s true), there used to be 2-3 of them and they died due to negligence except the last one.

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