Yucca Palm Fruit. An Evergreen Plant Up To 2 M High With A Strongly Shortened Stem. Leathery And Fibrous Leaves Are Collected In Dense Rosettes Up To 90 Cm Wide. The Leaf Blade Is Elongated-Lanceolate, Bluish-Green, Up To 60 Cm Long, The Edges Are White Or Gray With Peeling Fibers. It Lives In Arid Regions In The South Of North America, In Central America, In Jamaica And Bermuda. It Grows Slowly And Eventually Takes The Form Of A Spherical Bush Or A Small Tree Up To 8 M High. The Tree-Like Stem, With Traces Of Fallen Leaves, Is Strongly Branched In Adult Plants, At The Ends Of The Branches There Are Dense Rosettes Of Hard Fibrous Leaves.

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