Palms of the Amazon explores the diverse uses of palm trees in the Eastern Archipelago Andes of Bogotá and northern provinces of Brazil. The book delves into the various applications of palm leaves in thatching making hats baskets and musical instruments. It highlights the cultural significance of palms in different tribes and provides insights into the importance of palms in the daily lives of South American Indians. The narrative further delves into the botanical classification of palm species featuring detailed descriptions and illustrations of various palm genera.
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