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- Dictyocaryum is a monoecious genus of flowering plant in the palm family found in South America. It is closely related to the genus Iriartea; they are...
- Dictyocaryum lamarckianum is a species of flowering plant in the family Arecaceae. It is found in Panama and South America. Grandtner, M. M.; Chevrette...
- Chelyocarpus ulei Desmoncus Desmoncus giganteus Desmoncus mitis Dictyocaryum Dictyocaryum ptarianum Euterpe Euterpe oleracea Mart. Euterpe precatoria Euterpe...
- Iriarteeae Iriartella Dictyocaryum Iriartea Socratea Wettinia Chamaedoreeae Hyophorbe Wendlandiella Synechanthus Chamaedorea Gaussia Cocoseae Beccariophoenix...
- Iriarteeae Iriartella Dictyocaryum Iriartea Socratea Wettinia Chamaedoreeae Hyophorbe Wendlandiella Synechanthus Chamaedorea Gaussia Cocoseae Beccariophoenix...
- Iriarteeae – northern South America Iriartella – northern South America Dictyocaryum – northern Andes, parts of Amazons Iriartea – NW South America, Central...
- Iriarteeae Iriartella Dictyocaryum Iriartea Socratea Wettinia Chamaedoreeae Hyophorbe Wendlandiella Synechanthus Chamaedorea Gaussia Cocoseae Beccariophoenix...
- Iriarteeae Iriartella Dictyocaryum Iriartea Socratea Wettinia Chamaedoreeae Hyophorbe Wendlandiella Synechanthus Chamaedorea Gaussia Cocoseae Beccariophoenix...
- Iriarteeae Iriartella Dictyocaryum Iriartea Socratea Wettinia Chamaedoreeae Hyophorbe Wendlandiella Synechanthus Chamaedorea Gaussia Cocoseae Beccariophoenix...
- evergreen or deciduous premontane forests, especially ones dominated by Dictyocaryum palms. Guayusa has been collected only rarely in the wild by botanists...