Northeastern Asian Flora - Trachycarpus fortunei

Trachycarpus fortunei (Hook.) H.Wendl. (redirected from: Chamaerops fortunei Hook.)
Family: Arecaceae [Chamaerops fortunei Hook., more] Images not available	Japan Flora Resources Japan Flora: An evergreen tree with a straight thick simple trunk, 3-7 m. long, covered with dark brown fibrous remains of the petiole bases; leaves aggregated at the top of the stem, large, 50-80 cm. across, orbicular-flabellate, the segments linear, plicate, somewhat obtuse and bifid at apex, 1.5-3 cm. wide, the petioles nearly 1 m. long, tapering to a broad sheath surrounding the stem at base; inflorescence peduncled, deflexed, subtended by large bracts; flowers small, yellowish; fruiting carpels 1-3, globose, about 1 cm. across, black-indigo, bloomy when mature. May-June. Kyushu (s. distr.); widely planted in centr. and s. Japan.
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