Corozo oleifera prefers tropical climates with moderate to high humidity. It thrives in altitudes ranging from sea level up to 800 meters.
Common Name: Oil Palm
Corozo oleifera, commonly known as the American oil palm, is a plant found in Central America. It is primarily cultivated for its commercial oil yields, which are used in the production of candles and other industries. The plant's trunk has a creeping growth habit along the ground.
Corozo oleifera
Country of origin: Central America
- The Corozo oleifera, also known as the American oil palm, belongs to the grouping of other utility plants. - In Central America, it is cultivated for its commercial oil yields, which are used in the production of candles and for industrial purposes. - The trunk of the Corozo oleifera creeps along the ground.
- Well-drained soil - Sandy soil - Loamy soil - Clay soil
Central America: commercial oil yields for candles and industry. Trunk creeps along the ground.