Chamaedorea seifrizii Burret
ArecaceaeChamaedorea is the generic name derived from the Greek words chamai, meaning "on the ground", and dorea, meaning "gift", possibly in reference to the easily attainable fruits. Native to Mexico, it is very similar to C. elegans, although less cultivated than C. elegans. The specific epithet is in honour of William Seifriz, an American biologist.
It is also an excellent indoor palm.
It is one of the species selected by NASA in its Clean air study for its capacity to eliminate benzene, formaldehyde and trichloroethylene from the atmosphere.
Origin
AmericanCalendar
Habitat
Morphology
Type
Palm tree

Canopy
Fan
h: 1 to 3m
r: 0.50

Leaf
Pinnate

Blade
Lanceolate

Arrangement
Other arrangements

Margin
Entire

Base & Petiole
Cuneate

Apex
Acute

Foliage
Evergreen
