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| navigate by keyword : also associated atlantic babadeboi brazil called can cerrado cococatarro cocojuvena coconut coconutjeriv coconutpindoba coconutpind coquinhodecachorro coquinhomeleca deciduous dense ecosystems forest forests formations found geriv its jerib jeriv jiruv jurub juruv native ombrophilous other palm restingas riparian seasonal semideciduous such swamp |
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| Also called baba-de-boi, coco-catarro, coconut, coconut-jerivá, coquinho-de-cachorro, coquinho-meleca, jeribá, coconut-pindoba, coco-juvena, coconut-pindó, gerivá, juruvá, jiruvá, jurubá, is a palm native to the Atlantic Forest, in Brazil, and can also be found in its associated ecosystems, such as restingas, dense ombrophilous forests, semideciduous seasonal forests, deciduous seasonal forests, or other forest formations such as riparian forests, swamp forests, and cerrado. |
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