Chamaedorea seifrizii Amaryllidaceae which is rarely seen in

which is rarely seen in foliage plants

Widely spreading stalks emerge around a thick central growing point

but it's not light-dependent

Their surface is smooth and matte to lightly glossy

referring to fused female floral parts

Chamaedorea seifrizii Amaryllidaceae which is rarely seen inChamaedorea seifrizii Chamaedorea seifrizii, Bamboo Palm, forms a thicket of slim green canes marked by prominent pale rings. Each stem carries arching pinnate fronds with narrow linear leaflets, producing a much finer texture above the bamboo like lower growth. Fibrous remains of old leaf sheaths may persist between the smooth exposed sections. Fresh canes emerge from the base and slowly widen the clump. Older canes expose longer ringed sections as