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cabbage palm
noun
any of several palms, especially those of the genus Euterpe, having terminal leaf buds that are eaten as a vegetable or in salads.
cabbage palm
noun
a West Indian palm, Roystonea (or Oreodoxa ) oleracea, whose leaf buds are eaten like cabbage
a similar Brazilian palm, Euterpe oleracea
an Australian palm tree, Livistona australis
any of several plants of the genus Cordyline , grown as ornamentals: family Agavaceae
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cabbage palm1
Example Sentences
Since a time when the island was predominantly tangles of black mangrove, saw palmetto and cabbage palms, beachgoers have used Root Trail to reach the ocean.
I grew up shooting on a milk crate nailed to a cabbage palm tree in South Florida.
A short trail led through a cluster of cabbage palms towards the front door, where my father’s wife was waiting.
Painted buntings and summer tanagers flash among cabbage palms.
They record the tree’s GPS coordinates and add it to the list of cabbage palms with hand ferns.
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