Wodyetia bifurcata also known as the foxtail palm tree is native to Australia from an area called “Cape Melville”. In its natural habitat it grows in stony, sandy and wooded areas, a protected park in the Cabo Melville National Park grows richness of its fauna and flora. The park is located in Queensland northwest of Australia.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The palm tree has a thin and smooth trunk that can reach more than ten meters high and about twenty or twenty-five centimeters in diameter, is light gray and has narrow horizontal rings of dark gray, are the marks of the leaves falls. The plant usually has a single trunk, sometimes two. The crown of the palm tree can measure three or four meters in diameter in adult specimens. It has no thorns.<\/p>\n\n\n\n