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Phoenix canariensis . Hort, ex Chabaud
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM
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Phoenix canariensis
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Phoenix canariensis

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FamilyScientific name @ source (records)
Aphelinidae  Encarsia @ UCRC_ENT (9)
Atractogloeaceae  Atractogloea stillata @ BPI (1)
Botryosphaeriaceae  Diplodia passeriniana @ BPI (1)

Diplodia phoenicicola @ BPI (1)

Phyllosticta @ BPI (1)
Diaspididae  Aspidiotus nerii @ CSCA_TCN (1)

Chrysomphalus bifasciculatus @ CSCA_TCN (1)

Chrysomphalus dictyospermi @ CSCA_TCN (1)

Diaspis coccois @ CSCA_TCN (1)

Fiorinia fioriniae @ CSCA_TCN (4)

Pseudaulacaspis cockerelli @ AMNH_PBI (1)
Graphiolaceae  Graphiola phoenicis @ 183296C (1); 183296A (1); 183296B (1); BPI (42); 183296F (1); 183296E (1); 183296G (1); 183296D (1)
Polyporaceae  Poria xylostromatoides @ BPI (1)
Pseudococcidae  Nipaecoccus nipae @ CSCA_TCN (1)
Sarcophagidae  Helicobia morionella @ UCRC_ENT (2)
Steccherinaceae  Odontia phoenicis @ BPI (1)
_  Exosporium palmivorum @ BPI (12)

Massariella palmarum @ BPI (1)

Papulaspora @ BPI (1)

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1. Phoenix canariensis Hort ex Chabaud, Prov. Agric. Hort. Ill. 19: 293. 1882.

Canary Island date palm, dattier des Canaries

Stems solitary, erect, to 15 m, diam. 55--70 cm. Fruits ripening from green through orange to reddish purple, ellipsoid, length 24--27 mm, diam. 10--12 mm.

Flowering throughout the year. Volunteer in waste places and disturbed areas; 0--1000 m; introduced; Calif., Fla.; Europe; Atlantic Islands (native, in the Canary Islands).

Phoenix canariensis is widely cultivated, especially in Florida and California. . E. McClintock (1993) reported that Tthis species is naturalized in the San Francisco Bay area, as well as in southern California (E. McClintock 1993).

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