The Astrocaryum jauari prefers tropical rainforest sites and thrives in areas subject to flooding. It is commonly found in South America. The plant is typically found at varying altitudes.
Jauari
Astrocaryum jauari, commonly known as jauari or awarra, is a solitary feather palm found in tropical rainforest sites in South America. It is known for its edible oil, fruit, and heart, which is often harvested as a vegetable crop. The leaves of this palm are used for thatch, making it a versatile and useful plant in local communities.
Astrocaryum jauari
Brazil
- This plant is native to South America. - It is found in tropical rainforest sites that are prone to flooding. - The plant produces edible oil and fruit. - The heart of the plant is also edible and is often used as a vegetable crop. - The leaves of the plant are used for thatching. - It is a local product and is considered a solitary feather palm. - The plant is semi-wild or wild in nature. Note: This information is in addition to the description provided and does not include a preface descriptive paragraph.
Tropical rainforest sites subject to flooding.
S. America: tropical rainforest sites subject to flooding. Edible oil, fruit, heart; heart - of - palm vegetable crop often taken from thinnings; leaves for thatch. Local products only; solitary feather palm. Semi - wild / wild.