Rhapis gracilis seeds narrow leaves

Rhapis gracilis narrow leaves seeds

clumps of shrubs;
Plant: 2-3 meters high;
Stem: Stem is cylindrical, noded, 2-3 cm in diameter;
Leaves: Palmate, with 4-10 deep lobes, the lobes are strip-lanceolate, 20-30 cm long, with 2-5 rib veins, the apex is truncated, the edges are irregularly serrated, and the transverse veins are numerous and obvious; the petiole is long 8-20 cm, slightly flat, oval in cross-section, often semicircular in tip, leaf sheaths light black, split into thick fibrous mesh;
Flowers: The spadix is 30 cm long, with 2-3 branched inflorescences. Each branched inflorescence has one or two branches. There is one spathe at the base of the main peduncle and the branched peduncle. The spathe is tubular, Covered with brown curly tomentose; flowers are unisexual, dioecious; male flowers are about 3 mm long, light yellow, sessile, the corolla tube is elongated when mature, and is club-shaped and oval in flower, 5-6 mm long; calyx is cup-shaped, 3 deep lobes, lobes semiovate; corolla 3 lobes, lobes triangular; female flowers are ovoid and spherical, about 4 mm long;
Fruit: Berry spherical, 0.8-1 cm in diameter, persistent corolla tube not solid columnar;
Seeds: Seeds spherical;