This chapter consists of miscellaneous palm-related articles that don't really fit into any of the other chapters. Click on a title below to go to the article.

• Tree Report from Medellin, Colombia: Wax Palm, Ceroxylon quindiuense by the 4th Grade Students of Colegio Montessori, Medellin, Colombia
• Common Names of Common (and Uncommon) Palms by (the late) Bill Bittle
• A List of the Palms of the World by Jim Dorsey
• Ornamental palms for North Florida by Robert J. Black
• Ornamental palms for Central Florida by Robert J. Black
• Ornamental palms for South Florida by Robert J. Black
• Cabbage, swamp -- Sabal palmetto (Walt.) Lodd. ex Schult. & Schult. f. by James M. Stephens (University of Florida-IFAS [PDF Document*])
• Saw palmetto: An ecologically and economically important native palm by George W. Tanner, J. Jeffrey Mullahey, & David Maehr (University of Florida-IFAS [PDF Document*])
• South Florida tropicals: Coconut by Anne Cooper, Sandra Poirier, Mildred Murphy, Mary Jo Oswald, and Chris Procise (University of Florida-IFAS [PDF Document*])
• The coconut by Richard L. Phillips (University of Florida-IFAS [PDF Document*])
• The carpentaria palm: A fast-growing palm for south Florida by Alan W. Meerow (University of Florida-IFAS [PDF Document*])

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