Chamaedorea geonomiformis
A small, slender understory palm with simple, notched (bifid) leaves, found from southern Mexico through Belize and Guatemala to Costa Rica. It suits a warm, humid terrarium or shady greenhouse corner. Keep it moist and out of direct sun.
Where it grows wild
The floor of wet lowland and foothill evergreen forest, sometimes on limestone. This is inferred from the records and from the genus.
Recorded at 60–2,027 m, median 576 m (115 records).
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