Coconut palm (Cocos nucifera) is the most economically important palm—its fruit is the world’s most widely used nut. Grows year‑round in tropical climates.
White flowers, evergreen leaves. Flowers at 4 years. Mature height ~60 ft.
No survival below 18°F; damage at 32°F. Found in FL, HI, NC, PR, USVI.
Hole ≥60 in. deep for root spread.
Food, fiber, building materials, chemicals. Shade tree in saline soils where other large trees fail.
Lethal yellowing, bud rot, trunk rot. Pests: scales, palm aphids, spider mites, mealybugs, palm weevils, caterpillars.
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