Quantum redactiones paginae "Washingtonia" differant

'''''Washingtonia'''''<ref>Pro [[Georgius Washington|Georgio Washington]] ([[1732]]–[[1799]]), primo [[CFA|Civitatum Foederatarum]] praeside, nominata.</ref> est [[genus (taxinomia)|genus]] [[Angiospermae|plantarum florentium]] [[familia (taxinomia)|familiae]] [[Arecaceae|Arecacearum]], in [[CFA|Civitatibus Foederatis]] meridio-occidentalibus [[endemismus|endemicum]], accuratius in [[California]] meridionali, [[Arizona]] meridio-occidentali, et [[Mexicum|Mexico]] ([[California Inferior]]i septentrionali et [[Sonora]]). Generi sunt duae [[species (taxinomia)|species]], quarum ambae per Civitates Foederatis coluntur, et in [[Media Orientalis|Media Orientali]] et [[Europa]] meridionali (e.g., [[Croatia]]), ubi maxime [[hybridizatio|hybridizatur]].<!--

TheySodales aresunt [[List of Arecaceae genera#Tribetribus]] [[Corypheae|fan palmsCoryphearum]] (Corypheae tribe), with the [[leaffolium|leavesfolia]] withhabentes aquorum barepetiolum petiole terminatingnudum in aflabella roundedrotunda fanmultorum offoliorum numerous leafletsfinitur.--> [[Flos|Flores]] in densa [[inflorescentia]] sunt. [[Fructus]] maturi sunt parvae [[drupa]]e atrae-fuscae 6–10&thinsp;mm latae, tenue propagine carnis dulcis super singulo [[semen|semine]].<ref name=riffle>Riffle, Robert L., andet Paul Craft, Paul (2003) ''An Encyclopedia of Cultivated Palms''. Portland(Portlandiae: Timber Press., 2003, ISBN 0-88192-558-6 /0881925586, ISBN 978-0-88192-558-69780881925586.</ref><!--

*''[[Washingtonia filifera]]'' (Lindl. ex André) H.Wendl. '''California Washingtonia''', '''Northern Washingtonia''', '''California fan palm''', or '''Desert fan palm'''. Arbor ad 23&thinsp;m altus; folia magna, withpetiolum petiole up toad 2&thinsp;m longlongum, andfoliola leaflets up toad 2&thinsp;m longlonga. Inflorescentia ad 5&thinsp;m longlonga; flowersflores white[[albus|albi]]; fruitfructus ovalovalis. Southwestern[[Civitates Foederatae]] USAmeridioccidentales, justadmodum intoin extremeextremum northwest[[Mexicum]] Mexicoboreoccidentale.

*''[[Washingtonia robusta]]'' H.Wendl. '''MexicanArbor Washingtonia''' or '''Southern Washingtonia'''. Tree toad 25&thinsp;m tallalta; leavesfolia smallerminora, withpetiolum petiole up toad 1 m longlongum, andet leafletsfoliola up toad 1&thinsp;m longlonga. InflorescenceInflorescentia toad 3&thinsp;m longlonga; flowersflores [[aurantius|aurantiaci]] pale[[roseus|rosei]] orange-pinkpallescentes; fruitfructus sphericalsphericus. Northwest[[Mexicum]] Mexicoboreoccidentale.

[[Fasciculus:Waikoloa snow palms.jpg|thumb|''Washingtonia'' palmspalmae alongsecundum Waikoloa Beach Drive onin themagna Biginsula Island[[Havai'i]], ofin Hawaii with snow-coveredscaena [[Mauna Kea]] in the background[[nix|nivata]].]]<!--

TheFructus fruitedulis is edibleest, andet was used byab [[Native Americans in the UnitedIndi StatesAmericani|NativeIndis AmericanAmericanis]] peoplepro asminore a[[victus]] minorfonte foodadhibitus sourceest. TheyEduntur arequoque also eaten byab [[birdavis|avibus]]s,.<!-- which disperse the seeds in their droppings after digesting the fruit pulp. ''Washingtonia'' species are also used as food plants by the [[larva]]e of some [[Lepidoptera]] species including ''[[Paysandisia archon]]''.

Both species are cultivated as ornamental trees, widely planted in California in particular, but also in [[Florida]], extreme southwest [[Utah]], southern [[Arizona]], southern [[New Mexico]], western and southern [[Texas]], the [[Mediterranean]] region in southern [[Europe]] like [[Croatia]], parts of [[Australia]] and the [[leeward]] sides of the [[Hawaii]]an Islands. The species is also attempted, rather unsuccessfully, in cooler climates such as western [[Oregon]] and [[Washington]], the [[Columbia Basin]], and the milder parts of the southern [[British Isles]]. ''W. filifera'' is actually very [[hardy palms|hardy]] in a dry climate and able to survive brief temperatures in the vicinity of -15 °C (5 °F) provided the air and soil are not too wet, and the afternoon temperatures are not too cold. Intolerance of wet, prolonged cold is the main reason the ''filifera'' species cannot grow properly in temperate marine climates. ''W. robusta'' is less sensitive to moisture than ''filifera'', but far more easily damaged by cold. -->

== Notae ==

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* [http://www.flickr.com/photos/vlad2154/3567156648/ Flickr: Washingtonias in Russian National Subtropical Garden]

* [http://www.efloras.org/florataxon.aspx?flora_id=1&taxon_id=134783 Flora Americae Septentrionalis: ''Washingtonia'']

* [http://www.scanpalm.no/washingtonia_english.html ''Washingtonia'' apud scanpalm.no]