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Polyalthia longifolia pendula
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Polyalthia longifolia pendula

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  • alligator apple tree
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    …of the mast tree (M. longifolium, formerly Polyalthia longifolia variety pendula), of Sri Lanka. Its shining, brilliant green, willowy, wavy-edged leaves hang from pendant branches that almost clasp the tall straight trunk. The leaves are used as temple decorations in India.

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    …of the mast tree (M. longifolium, formerly Polyalthia longifolia variety pendula), of Sri Lanka. Its shining, brilliant green, willowy, wavy-edged leaves hang from pendant branches that almost clasp the tall straight trunk. The leaves are used as temple decorations in India.

    Read More