Prefers drier forests and thrives at various altitudes.
Babassu
Orbignya oleifera, also known as babassu, is a species of palm tree native to South America. It thrives in drier forest environments and is valued for its various uses, including as a source of commercial oils. Additionally, it has potential as a forage species for pigs and poultry.
Orbignya oleifera
Brazil
Grouping: Other utility Habitat: Drier forests Other Uses: Orbignya oleifera, along with other Orbygnia species, has potential as forage species for pigs and poultry. It is also commercially valuable for its oils. Related Species: For uses of Orbignya martiana and Orbignya oleifera, refer to Orbygnia speciosa.
Drier forests.
Drier forests. See Orbygnia speciosa for uses of 0. martiana and 0. oieifera. All Orbygnia spp have potential as forage species for pigs, poultry, commercial oils.