A moving truck gashed a bottle palm (Hyophorbe lagenicaulis) 2.5 ft long, 3 in wide, 4 in deep. Palms have fibrous, non-woody trunks that bleed sap and cannot compartmentalize wounds like trees.
May survive short term but often declines slowly over months as wound invites insects/fungus. No wound dressing helps.
Have an arborist assess damage extent for claim accuracy.
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