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Green unripe saw palmetto berries in tropical environment in south Florida. Berries are harvested for alt medicine nutritional supplements.

urucuca, bahia / brazil - march 14, 2012: pupunha palm plantation for palm heart production in the city of Urucuca.

palm fruits on tree palm

A close-up view of a dense cluster of vibrant orange palm berries nestled among green fronds. The image captures the intricate textures and vivid colors of tropical flora, showcasing the beauty and abundance of exotic plants.

close up Areca nut flowers ready to become betel nuts

Young fruit of the date palm tree

Fruits of a fishtail palm (Caryota mitis), a species of palm native to Tropical Asia, in Brazil

Beautiful bunch of orange Palm tree fruits of Wodyetia bifurcata, the foxtail palm in close up at a tropical botanical garden, Mature fruit orange-red, the fruit to be edible

$nazare, bahia / brazil - march 18, 2011: oil palm plantation for oil extraction in the city of Nazare.\$

Hala fruit, also known as Pandanus tectorius or Pandan Duri Plant, typically cultivated around beach areas

The areca palm (Areca catechu) grows tall with a slender trunk and long green leaves. Ripe areca nuts are harvested, collected, and then strung together using thread for an efficient drying process. Once arranged, the nuts are hung or neatly laid out under the sun to dry faster. This method helps preserve the nuts before use, whether for traditional consumption, medicinal purposes, or other applications.

Brown Buriti fruit hanging from Mauritia flexuosa, known as the moriche palm, ité palm, ita, buriti, muriti, miriti, canangucho, acho, or aguaje, is a palm tree. It grows in and near swamps and other wet areas in tropical South America

$June 4th, 2025,\nThis is Guilin Yanshan Botanical Garden, which is the location of Guangxi Institute of Botany.\nThe climate of Guilin belongs to the subtropical monsoon climate ?, which is characterized by distinct four seasons, concurrent rainfall and heat, mild and humid. It provides abundant flower and plant resources, which are of high ornamental and practical value.$

Ripe red chontaduro A tropical fruit

Palm seeds in Mauritius

butiá tree with fruits

conde, bahia, brazil - october 6, 2021: plantation of acai - Euterpe oleracea - on a farm in the countryside of the town of Conde, north coast of Bahia.

Brown seeds of nipa palm in mangrove forest . Nipa palm flowers .

Thai yellow sweet fruit

Brown Buriti palm fruits hanging on a branch with a blurred background

Acai Palm tree empty berry branches

Photo taken in Bangkok, Thailand

Sprouting fruits close up on coconut tree trunk

Areca palm ( Areca catechu ) ( English : Betel palm ) is a type of monocotyledonous plant which is classified as a palm. Areca palm trees belong to the Arecaceae family in the order Arecales. This tree is a plant with quite high economic value and potential. This plant, which has straight and slender stems, has many benefits and is commonly known as a medicinal plant. Besides being used for export to China and several South Asian countries, in several areas of Sumatra and Kalimantan, the areca nut plant is used for ceremonial events such as betel nut concoction for traditional ceremonies. Current advances in science and technology have changed the pattern of utilization of areca palm plants, such as for pharmaceutical and industrial purposes, while India and China have now processed areca nut into candy.

Ripen Salak, Salacca or Snake skin fruit on a tree in the garden

Orange and Green berries on palm trees in the tropics

Close-up cluster areca palm trunk in a lush tropical environment serene ecosystem commonly found in humid forested cultivated garden areas.

Buriti: Mauritia flexuosa

Areca nut fruit in a Areca nut plantation in Aceh, Indonesia

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