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Coco-de-mer
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Coco-de-mer - is endemic to Seychelles and the symbol of the island. They even printed in the passport in the form of this very sea coconut.
You've probably already seen it, but it is unlikely you will come across in the photos the male flowers.
So. Coco-de-mer, according to the guide, grows only on one island. But we saw it on the other. Mae. In the botanical garden. There are two females and one male grows.
Fruits of males and females are similar to uh ... uh ... it seems. Na. In the photos, see what it is like.
They are so arranged:
Male inflorescences:
You've probably already seen it, but it is unlikely you will come across in the photos the male flowers.
So. Coco-de-mer, according to the guide, grows only on one island. But we saw it on the other. Mae. In the botanical garden. There are two females and one male grows.
Fruits of males and females are similar to uh ... uh ... it seems. Na. In the photos, see what it is like.
They are so arranged:
Male inflorescences:
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