Definition of kentia palm in English:

kentia palm

(also kentia)

nounˈkɛntɪəˈken(t)ēə ˌpä(l)m

An Australasian palm tree which is popular as a houseplant while it is young.
荷威棕
Howeia or 'Howea', formerly 'Kentia' forsteriana, family Palmae
Example sentencesExamples
- The other industry is kentia palms, endemic to the island, which are the palms used in every palm court in Europe and USA.
- When you're swinging from a hammock and grilling shrimp on a private deck tucked into a forest of banyan trees and kentia palms, it's hard to imagine life beyond Lord Howe Island.
- Also worth a try are Howea forsteriana, the quick-growing kentia or paradise palm, and the Lacy tree philodendron, P. selloum, which has ruffled-edged leaves on two foot long arching stalks.
- So it was inevitable that when Greg and wife Maria moved to coastal Southern California - where the climate is mild enough for kentia palms and plumerias - he seized the opportunity to create his own backyard resort.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after William Kent (died 1828), botanical collector.

Definition of kentia palm in US English:

kentia palm

(also kentia)

nounˈken(t)ēə ˌpä(l)m

An Australasian palm tree which is popular as a houseplant while it is young.
荷威棕
Howeia or 'Howea' forsteriana (formerly Kentia forsteriana), family Palmae
Example sentencesExamples
- So it was inevitable that when Greg and wife Maria moved to coastal Southern California - where the climate is mild enough for kentia palms and plumerias - he seized the opportunity to create his own backyard resort.
- When you're swinging from a hammock and grilling shrimp on a private deck tucked into a forest of banyan trees and kentia palms, it's hard to imagine life beyond Lord Howe Island.
- Also worth a try are Howea forsteriana, the quick-growing kentia or paradise palm, and the Lacy tree philodendron, P. selloum, which has ruffled-edged leaves on two foot long arching stalks.
- The other industry is kentia palms, endemic to the island, which are the palms used in every palm court in Europe and USA.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after William Kent (died 1828), botanical collector.

词汇	kentia palm
释义	Definition of kentia palm in English: kentia palm (also kentia) nounˈkɛntɪəˈken(t)ēə ˌpä(l)m An Australasian palm tree which is popular as a houseplant while it is young. 荷威棕 Howeia or 'Howea', formerly 'Kentia' forsteriana, family Palmae Example sentencesExamples The other industry is kentia palms, endemic to the island, which are the palms used in every palm court in Europe and USA. When you're swinging from a hammock and grilling shrimp on a private deck tucked into a forest of banyan trees and kentia palms, it's hard to imagine life beyond Lord Howe Island. Also worth a try are Howea forsteriana, the quick-growing kentia or paradise palm, and the Lacy tree philodendron, P. selloum, which has ruffled-edged leaves on two foot long arching stalks. So it was inevitable that when Greg and wife Maria moved to coastal Southern California - where the climate is mild enough for kentia palms and plumerias - he seized the opportunity to create his own backyard resort. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after William Kent (died 1828), botanical collector. Definition of kentia palm in US English: kentia palm (also kentia) nounˈken(t)ēə ˌpä(l)m An Australasian palm tree which is popular as a houseplant while it is young. 荷威棕 Howeia or 'Howea' forsteriana (formerly Kentia forsteriana), family Palmae Example sentencesExamples So it was inevitable that when Greg and wife Maria moved to coastal Southern California - where the climate is mild enough for kentia palms and plumerias - he seized the opportunity to create his own backyard resort. When you're swinging from a hammock and grilling shrimp on a private deck tucked into a forest of banyan trees and kentia palms, it's hard to imagine life beyond Lord Howe Island. Also worth a try are Howea forsteriana, the quick-growing kentia or paradise palm, and the Lacy tree philodendron, P. selloum, which has ruffled-edged leaves on two foot long arching stalks. The other industry is kentia palms, endemic to the island, which are the palms used in every palm court in Europe and USA. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, named after William Kent (died 1828), botanical collector.
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