Lord Howe Island / Australia / Pacific / UNESCO – Endemic Plants Botanical Illustration
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Lord Howe Island Australia Pacific: characteristic Howea forsteriana Kentia Palm characteristic elegant arching gracefully-curving characteristic fronds characteristic long arching gracefully-drooping characteristic pinnate fronds characteristic long narrow pointed dark-green pinnate leaflets characteristic tall slender clean smooth grey-green trunk characteristic prominent ring-scarred annular trunk rings characteristic graceful open arching-frond Kentia Palm crown — characteristic Howea belmoreana Curly Palm characteristic more-strongly-curved more-steeply-arching more-dramatically-curling characteristic frond rachis more-strongly-upright more-distinctly-vase-shaped tighter crown characteristic more-prominently-crownshafted characteristic robust prominent crownshaft — characteristic Lepidorrhachis mooreana Little Mountain Palm characteristic small compact delicate mountain-cloud-forest dwarf palm characteristic few short elegant pinnate fronds characteristic short erect trunk — characteristic Hibiscus insularis characteristic large striking characteristic large five-petalled creamy-white-to-pale-yellow fading-to-pink-or-violet-with-age characteristic deep-red centre eye characteristic prominent long exserted staminal column characteristic strongly-divided deeply-lobed three-to-five-lobed leaf — characteristic Pandanus forsteri characteristic long strap-shaped spirally-arranged Pandanus leaves tight spiralling terminal leaf-rosette characteristic prominent arching stilt-prop-roots arching from lower trunk forming tripod-like stilt-rooted base characteristic large heavy compound-syncarp pineapple-like fruit head.
