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Phoenix dactylifera “Date Palm” النخلة

Dhs. 1,150.00

Phoenix dactylifera or Date palm النخلة is tall, sometimes suckering palm producing a columnar trunk usually clad with old leaf bases, at least towards the top. Leaves, 4-6m long, are composed of many linear, greyish green leaflets, the lowest ones reduced to spines, arranged in various planes giving a 3-dimensional effect. Bowl-shaped cream flowers appear in long-stalked panicles, 1.5-2m long, in spring or summer. Ellipsoid to cylindrical, edilble, sweet, fleshy, yellow to reddish brown fruit, 2.5-7cm long, are very variable both in texture and flavour. Deliverable

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