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dwarf pandanus

plant
Also known as: Pandanus pygmaeus
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  • Pandanus trees growing in Arorae, Kiribati
    pandanus
    / Major species and uses

    …grown as greenhouse subjects, including dwarf pandanus (P. pygmaeus) and thatch screw pine, which is a popular houseplant. The candelabrum tree (P. candelabrum) is grown as an outdoor ornamental in warm regions and may indicate the presence of diamond-bearing kimberlite in its native Africa.

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    …grown as greenhouse subjects, including dwarf pandanus (P. pygmaeus) and thatch screw pine, which is a popular houseplant. The candelabrum tree (P. candelabrum) is grown as an outdoor ornamental in warm regions and may indicate the presence of diamond-bearing kimberlite in its native Africa.

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