SFPS’s 37th Palm Show & Sale is Nov. 6th & 7th, 2021
at Fairchild in Coral Gables (Miami) – Gates 10am
If you are interested in being a VOLUNTEER please let the SFPS Event Committee know!
Or visit out CONTACT page.
SFPS Palm Report (DOWNLOAD) – https://southfloridapalmsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2021-SFPS-Show-Sale-Palm-Report.pdf
Here’s our vendors & their plants. To purchase tickets please visit the FTBG site – https://fairchildgarden.org/eventon/south-florida-palm-society-palm-show-sale
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VENDOR |
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1 |
David Lord |
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2 |
Clay Porch |
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3 |
Karim Fernandez |
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5 |
Dave Farber |
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10 |
South Florida Palm Society (SFPS) |
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31 |
Albert Livingston |
|
57 |
Jeff Searle |
|
66 |
Ron Croci, Jr. |
|
68 |
Ellis Brown |
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70 |
Michael Street |
|
91 |
Jody Haynes |
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Acrocomia crispa |
57 |
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Actinokentia divaricata |
68 |
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Adonidia merrillii |
31 |
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Adonidia merrillii variegated |
3 |
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Aiphanes caryotifolia |
3 |
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Aiphanes horrida |
10 |
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Allagoptera brevicalyx |
2 |
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Archontophoenix alexandrae |
2 |
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Archontophoenix purpurea |
3 |
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Areca catechu |
2,3 |
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Areca catechu ‘Alba’ |
68 |
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Areca catechu ‘Dwarf’ |
66 |
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Areca ipot |
68 |
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Areca macrocalyx ‘Red Crownshaft’ |
68 |
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Areca mandacanii |
68 |
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Areca tunku |
68 |
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Areca vestiaria |
57,66,68 |
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Areca vestiaria ‘Red’ |
3,57,68 |
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Areca vestiaria ‘Maroon Leaf’ |
66 |
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Areca vestiaria ‘Orange’ |
3,66 |
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Arenga engleri |
31 |
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Arenga hookeriana |
2,66 |
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Arenga pinnata |
66 |
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Asterogyne martiana |
1,57 |
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Astrocaryum mexicanum |
2 |
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Attalea cohune |
66,91 |
| Balaka longirostris |
68 |
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Balaka seemanii |
68 |
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Basselinia pancheri |
68 |
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Beccariophoenix alfredii |
2 |
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Borassus aethiopum |
66 |
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Brassiophoenix drymophloeoides |
57 |
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Burretiokentia hapala |
2 |
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Burretiokentia vieillardii |
57 |
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Calyptrocalyx albertisianus |
57,68 |
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Calyptrocalyx leptostachys |
68 |
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Calyptrocalyx micholitzii ‘Kainlas’ |
68 |
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Calyptrocalyx pachystachys |
57 |
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Calyptrocalyx sp. ‘Kainlas’ |
57 |
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Calyptrocalyx sp. ‘Mara’ |
57 |
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Calyptrocalyx yamutumene |
1 |
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Carpoxylon macrospermum |
1,2 |
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Caryota maxima |
2 |
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Caryota monostachya |
57 |
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Caryota no |
68 |
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Caryota obtusa |
57 |
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Caryota ophiopellis |
3,68 |
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Chamaedorea adscendens |
66 |
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Chamaedorea arenbergiana |
57 |
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Chamaedorea klotzschiana |
57 |
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Chamaedorea metallica |
57 |
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Chamaedorea stolonifera |
66 |
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Chamaedorea tenella |
3,68 |
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Chambeyronia hookeri |
2,66 |
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Chambeyronia houailou |
2 |
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Chambeyronia macrocarpa |
2,3,66,68 |
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Chambeyronia macrocarpa ‘Houailou’ |
68 |
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Chambeyronia sp. ‘Houailou’ |
57 |
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Chelyocarpus chuco |
68 |
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Chuniophoenix hainanensis |
2,66 |
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Clinostigma savoryanum |
2, 57 |
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Coccotghrinax arenicola |
66 |
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Coccothrinax argentata |
31,66 |
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Coccothrinax borhidiana |
66,70 |
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Coccothrinax boschiana |
66 |
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Coccothrinax crinita |
2,31,57,70 |
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Coccothrinax gracilis |
66 |
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Coccothrinax gundlachii |
66 |
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Coccothrinax macroglossa |
66 |
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Coccothrinax macroglossa ‘Azul’ |
2,66,68 |
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Coccothrinax miraguama |
31 |
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Coccothrinax moaensis |
57,66 |
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Coccothrinax montana |
66 |
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Coccothrinax salvatoris |
2,66 |
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Coccothrinax scoparia |
70 |
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Coccothrinax sp. |
2 |
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Coccothrinax spissa |
68 |
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Cocos nucifera ‘Fiji Dwarf’ |
66 |
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Cocos nucifera ‘Green Malayan’ |
31 |
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Cocos nucifera ‘Red Spicata Dwarf’ |
66 |
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Colpothrinax cookii |
57 |
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Copernicia baileyana |
31,66,70,91 |
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Copernicia berteroana |
2 |
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Copernicia cowellii |
57 |
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Copernicia curtissii |
2,68 |
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Copernicia ekmanii |
91 |
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Copernicia fallaensis |
5,57,66 |
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Copernicia gigas |
68 |
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Copernicia hospita |
91 |
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Copernicia hospita ‘Silver Form’ |
66 |
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Copernicia rigida |
57 |
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Cryosophila guagara |
70 |
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Cyphophoenix alba |
68 |
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Cyphophoenix elegans |
66 |
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Cyphophoenix nucele |
57,66,68 |
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Cyrtostachys bakeri |
57,68 |
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Cyrtostachys elegans |
68 |
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Cyrtostachys renda |
1,3,57,68 |
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Cyrtostachys renda ‘Yellow’ |
57 |
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Cyrtostachys renda hybrid |
57 |
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Deckenia nobilis |
68 |
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Dictyosperma album |
1 |
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Drymophloeus sp. ‘Irian Jaya’ |
68 |
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Drymophloeus patipi |
57 |
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Dypsis albofarinosa |
2,57 |
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Dypsis baronii |
3,57 |
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Dypsis cabadae |
31,66 |
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Dypsis coriacea |
68 |
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Dypsis forficifolia |
68 |
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Dypsis lanceolata |
2,66 |
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Dypsis lastellania |
2,66 |
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Dypsis leptocheilos |
3 |
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Dypsis lutescens Dwarf |
57 |
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Dypsis minuta |
68 |
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Dypsis pilulifera |
3 |
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Dypsis psammophila |
1 |
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Dypsis rosea |
68 |
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Dypsis sp. ‘Bejoufa’ |
68 |
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Dypsis sp. ‘Dark Mealybug’ |
68 |
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Dypsis sp. ‘Lafazamanga’ |
68 |
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Dypsis sp. ‘Maroantsetia’ |
68 |
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Dypsis sp. ‘Mayotte’ |
66 |
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Euterpe oleracea |
2,57 |
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Euterpe precatoria variegated |
3 |
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Gaussia attenuata |
2 |
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Gaussia gomez-pompae |
66 |
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Gaussia maya |
1 |
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Gaussia princeps |
66 |
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Geonoma atrovirens |
3,68 |
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Hemithrinax ekmaniana |
2,57 |
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Heterospathe cagayanensis |
1,57 |
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Heterospathe minor |
66 |
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Heterospathe salomonensis |
66 |
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Heterospathe uniformis |
57 |
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Howea forsteriana |
66 |
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Hydriastele beguinii ‘Obi Island’ |
2,57,68 |
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Hydriastele dransfieldii |
68 |
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Hydriastele pinangoides |
68 |
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Hyophorbe indica ‘Red’ |
2 |
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Hyophorbe lagenicaulis |
31 |
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Iguanura asli |
68 |
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Iguanura divergens |
68 |
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Iguanura palmuncula |
68 |
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Iguanura tenuis |
57 |
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Itaya amicorum |
68 |
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Johannesteijsmannia altifrons |
1,3 |
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Kentiopsis oliviformis |
2,57,66 |
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Kentiopsis pyriformis |
57,68 |
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Kerriodoxa elegans |
2,66 |
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Lanonia calciphila |
68 |
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Lanonia dasyantha |
2,3,57,68 |
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Lemurophoenix halleuxii |
57 |
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Leucothrinax morrisii |
66 |
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Licuala acaulis OR Licuala sp. ‘Yal Braal’ |
57 |
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Licuala averyanovii |
68 |
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Licuala ferruginea |
68 |
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Licuala fordiana |
68 |
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Licuala grandis |
3,57,66,70 |
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Licuala honheoensis |
68 |
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Licuala maculata |
3,68 |
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Licuala mattanensis ‘Mapu’ |
3 |
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Licuala mattanensis ‘Paucisecta’ |
3 |
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Licuala montana |
57 |
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Licuala peltata |
2,57 |
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Licuala peltata ‘Sumawongii’ |
1,3,31,57,66 |
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Licuala rumphii |
57 |
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Licuala terengganuensis |
1,57,68 |
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Licuala thoana |
68 |
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Licuala triphylla |
57,68 |
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Loxococcus rupicola |
68 |
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Marojejya darianii |
3,57 |
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Mauritia flexuosa |
57,68 |
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Metroxylon vitiensis |
57,68 |
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Neoveitchia storckii |
2,66 |
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Orania palindan |
57 |
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Orania sp. (PNG) |
68 |
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Pelagodoxa henryana |
57 |
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Pelagodoxa mesocarpa |
68 |
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Phoenicophorium borsigianum |
3,57,68 |
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Phoenix sylvestris |
31 |
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Pinanga ‘Thai Mottled’ |
68 |
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Pinanga aristata |
3 |
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Pinanga caesia |
68 |
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Pinanga copelandii |
68 |
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Pinanga coronata |
57 |
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Pinanga curranii |
68 |
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Pinanga disticha |
3 |
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Pinanga maculata |
3 |
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Pinanga modesta |
68 |
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Pinanga sp. ‘Blue Seed’ |
3 |
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Pinanga sp. ‘Maroon Crownshaft’ |
68 |
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Pinanga sp. ‘Thai Mottled’ |
3 |
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Pinanga speciosa |
57 |
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Pinanga urosperma |
68 |
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Pinanga watanaiana |
3 |
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Pritchardia forbesiana |
68 |
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Pritchardia hillebrandii |
2 |
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Pritchardia mitiaroana |
66 |
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Pritchardia thurstonii |
2 |
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Pseudophoenix ekmanii |
66 |
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Pseudophoenix lediniana |
68 |
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Pseudophoenix sargentii |
31,66,70 |
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Pseudophoenix vinifera |
66 |
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Ptychosperma schefferi |
66 |
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Ptychosperma sp.‘Wotoboho’ |
57 |
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Ptychosperma sp. ‘Paddle leaf’ |
70 |
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Ravenea sambiranensis |
57 |
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Reinhardtia latisecta |
57 |
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Rhapis ‘Super Dwarf’ |
68 |
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Rhapis excelsa |
66 |
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Sabal mauritiiformis |
2,66 |
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Sabal minor |
2,66 |
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Sabinaria magnifica |
68 |
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Salacca zalacca |
57 |
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Satakentia liukiuensis |
2,57,66,68 |
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Serenoa repens |
31 |
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Serenoa repens ‘Silver Form’ |
66 |
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Syagrus cardenasii |
68 |
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Syagrus picrophylla |
68 |
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Syagus schizophylla |
66 |
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Thrinax parviflora |
66 |
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Thrinax radiata |
31 |
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Verschaffeltia splendida |
57,68 |
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Wodyetia bifurcata |
31 |
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Zombia antillarum |
2,31,66 |
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Zombia x Coccothrinax |
66 |
CYCADS
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Ceratozamia hildae |
91 |
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Ceratozamia miqueliana ‘Lake Form’ |
91 |
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Ceratozamia robusta ‘Belize Form’ |
91 |
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Cycas cupida |
91 |
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Cycas desolata |
91 |
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Cycas revoluta |
2 |
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Cycas wadei |
68 |
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Dioon angustifolium |
91 |
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Dioon argenteum |
91 |
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Dioon califanoi |
66 |
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Dioon caputoi |
91 |
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Dioon edule |
31,66,91 |
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Dioon holmgrenii |
91 |
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Dioon mejiae |
66,68,91 |
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Dioon merolae |
66,91 |
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Dioon purpusii |
91 |
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Dioon rzedowski |
66,91 |
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Dioon spinulosum |
2,31,66,91 |
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Encephalartos altensteinii |
91 |
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Encephalartos arenarius |
91 |
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Encephalartos barteri |
91 |
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Encephalartos cerinus |
91 |
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Encephalartos cupidus |
91 |
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Encephalartos dolomiticus |
91 |
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Encephalartos dyerianus |
91 |
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Encephalartos eugene-maraisii |
91 |
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Encephalartos ferox |
2,66,91 |
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Encephalartos ferox ‘Curly Leaf Form’ |
91 |
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Encephalartos gratus |
66 |
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Encephalartos hildebrandtii |
2,66,91 |
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Encephalartos horridus |
66 |
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Encephalartos horridus ‘Dwarf Form’ |
91 |
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Encephalartos ituriensis |
91 |
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Encephalartos laurentianus |
91 |
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Encephalartos lehmannii |
2,66 |
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Encephalartos longifolius |
91 |
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Encephalartos munchii |
91 |
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Encephalartos natalensis |
91 |
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Encephalartos nubimontanus |
91 |
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Encephalartos nubimontanus ‘Prevalent Form’ |
91 |
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Encephalartos paucidentatus |
91 |
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Encephalartos sclavoi |
91 |
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Encephalartos transvenosus |
91 |
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Encephalartos transvenosus x woodii ‘F2’ |
91 |
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Encephalartos umbeluziensis |
91 |
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Lepidozamia hopei |
91 |
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Macrozamia communis |
91 |
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Zamia angustissima |
91 |
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Zamia cremnophila |
91 |
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Zamia encephalartoides |
91 |
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Zamia fairchildiana |
91 |
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Zamia fischeri |
91 |
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Zamia furfuracea |
1 |
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Zamia inermis |
2,57,91 |
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Zamia loddigesii |
91 |
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Zamia muricata |
91 |
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Zamia nesophila |
91 |
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Zamia pseudoparasitica |
91 |
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Zamia pumila |
2 |
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Zamia sandovalii |
91 |
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Zamia skinneri |
57 |
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Zamia tuerckheimii |
91 |
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Zamia variegata |
2,91 |
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Zamia vazquezii |
91 |
SEEDS
These seeds are available to the public at the SFPS booth #10. Join our society to support these projects. – https://southfloridapalmsociety.org/join
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Acoelorrhaphe wrightii |
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Actinorhytis calapparia |
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Archontophoenix tuckeri |
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Arenga hookeriana |
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Arenga microcarpa |
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Arenga tremula |
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Arenga undulatifolia |
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Attalea cohune |
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Bismarckia nobilis |
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Carpentaria acuminata |
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Carpoxylon macrospermum |
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Caryota mitis |
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Caryota monostachya |
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Coccothrinax argentata |
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Coccothrinax borhidiana |
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Copernicia alba |
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Copernicia hospita (Green form) |
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Copernicia tectorum #1 |
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Copernicia tectorum #2 |
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Dictyosperma album |
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Dictyosperma album var. aureum |
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Gaussia gomez-pompae |
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Heterospathe elata |
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Hydriastele microspadix |
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Hydriastele sp. |
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Hyphaene dichotoma |
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Hyphaene thebaica |
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Leucothrinax morrisii |
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Licuala grandis |
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Licuala sp. |
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Livistona benthamii |
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Ponapea ledermanniana |
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Ptychosperma furcatum |
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Ptychosperma lauterbachii |
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Ptychosperma salomonense |
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Saribus rotundifolius |
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Saribus woodfordii |
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Schippia concolor |
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Syagrus cearensis |
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Syagrus X costae |
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Thrinax radiata |
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Veitchia arecina |
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Veitchia spiralis |
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Wodyetia bifurcata |
A LITTLE HISTORY ON THE PALM SOCIETY & PALM SHOWS IN MIAMI
This year (2021) the International Palm Society (IPS) celebrates its 66th anniversary. It is now a far-flung organization, with affiliate societies active around the world, but it was founded here in Florida. Dent Smith, an oil field worker turned investment house wizard, retired young to Daytona Beach, Florida, where, single-handedly, he created The Palm Society as a conduit for sharing his obsession with the stately plants.
From its beginning in 1955, the Palm Society has had strong links to Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden: among its first directors was Mrs. Marian Fairchild, widow of Dr. David Fairchild, the Garden’s namesake.
Another of the Palm Society’s early members, Lucita Wait, was longtime coeditor of the Fairchild Garden Bulletin alongside some notable writers such as Marjory Stoneman Douglas. Of the first 10 founding members of the Palm Society, the only one still living is Stanley Kiem (Deceased 2020), who for many years was superintendent of the Garden. Not surprisingly, over time many palm enthusiasts have belonged to both the Society and the Garden.
A movie theater parking lot was the site of the initial Palm Society sale in Miami in the mid-1970s. As interest in palms burgeoned, a better sale venue was warranted. Accordingly, in 1979 Fairchild Tropical Garden hosted the first Fall Show and Sale of the Palm Society, with plants arrayed on tables just outside the Nell Montgomery Garden House. The next year, more space and less sun was needed, and the event’s location within Fairchild Tropical Garden was moved to the Montgomery Palmetum, where it has been conducted ever since.
– SFPS