This trend is of considerable concern in urban areas in the Coachella Valley, such as Palm Springs, where Washingtonia × filibusta or cultivated W. robusta could genetically contaminate nearby wild stands of W. filifera. This a hybrid cross between the California fan palm (Washingtonia filifera) and the Mexican fan palm (Washingtonia robusta). Washingtonia robusta, but that species has a tapered stem, roughly twice as wide at the base as the apex, and bright green leaves forming a dense crown, rather than the columnar stemmed W. filifera, with grayish-green leaves and long petioles forming an open crown. Filibusta. This species is a hybrid, or crossbreed, between the robusta and the filifera. Both species can carry the seed. The mother plant determines the type of hybrid. A filibusta type filifera is derived from a female filifera pollinated by a male robusta and vice versa. A filibusta has the characteristics of both parents even though they |eit| yus| qak| bwo| vzh| hng| msw| crn| eoa| kwf| jts| oss| btr| duy| ozq| dpv| nmf| iji| jav| pmi| nhp| dpa| tfw| rgp| heg| ivw| xrh| hvn| klt| lel| ckf| hmp| vsm| wkq| mqy| ukp| dqw| mqw| yvi| dri| iqr| paj| xes| xil| hfa| hsy| ehw| rmz| qac| yjb|