The Jessenia bataua prefers a tropical rainforest climate and upland sites. It thrives at various altitudes.
Common Name: Seje Palm
Jessenia bataua, also known as seje or patau palm, is a solitary feather palm found in the tropical rainforests and upland sites of northern South America. It is valued for its edible oil and the fruit is used to make beverages. With its leaves suitable for weaving, this plant is a versatile resource in local communities.
Jessenia bataua
Origin: South America
Other Information: - Jessenia bataua is also known as seje or patau palm. - It belongs to the grouping of other utility plants. - It is found in the tropical rainforests and upland sites of northern South America. - The fruit of Jessenia bataua is used to make beverages, and its leaves are used for weaving. - It can be grown alongside Astrocaryum. - Jessenia bataua is a solitary feather palm. - It is primarily grown for local use and is considered semi-wild or wild.
Northern South America: tropical rainforest, upland sites.
Northern South America: tropical rainforest, upland sites. Edible oil; fruit made into beverages; leaves for weaving; could be grown with Astrocaryum. Local products only; solitary feather palm. Semi - wild / wild.