the pambil palm iriartea deltoidea also known ironwood ecuador
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| The Pambil Palm (Iriartea deltoidea), also known as Ironwood Palm, is easily identified because of its numerous stilt roots that help to hold it up despite the wet, slippery soils. Rain forest near the Pastasa River in south east Ecuador South America |
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