Contains 4 accepted taxa overall.

Characteristics
Sabal Adans.
PALMETTO
Classification
ARECALES
Sabal
Citation
SABAL Adanson, Fam. Pl. 495, 599. 1763.
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TYPE: Sabal adansonii Guersent, nom. illegit. (Corypha minor Jacquin; Sabal minor (Jacquin) Persoon) Lectotypified by O. F. Cook, Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 28: 529-530. 1901.
Distribution Map Present

This species have been reported in the counties highlighted.

Species
Scientific Name Common Name Herbarium Specimens Status Photos
Sabal etonia SCRUB PALMETTO Native
Sabal minor DWARF PALMETTO; BLUESTEM PALM Native FACW (NWPL) FACW (DEP)
Sabal palmetto CABBAGE PALM Native FAC (NWPL) FAC (DEP)
Sabal x miamiensis Native
Identification Key
1.  Leaf blade nearly flat, weakly costapalmate, lacking filamentous fibers
1.  Leaf blade with the midrib curved downward and sides folded upward, strongly costapalmate, with filamentous fibers
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2.  Fruit 15.7-19 mm wide; seed 10-11 mm wide
2.  Fruit 8.1-15.1 mm wide; seed 5-10 mm wide
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3.  Stem usually subterranean (rarely emergent and forming a discernible trunk); leaves 4-7; petiole 0.3-0.6 m long, 0.6-2.1 cm wide; hastula 1.6-3.3 cm long; leaf blade tips often acute and stiff; flowers borne on the secondary branches (not counting the main inflorescence axis)
3.  Stem emergent, usually forming a discernible trunk (sometimes barely emergent in south Florida); leaves (4)10-30; petiole 0.7-2 m long, 1.9-4 cm wide; hastula 5.3-18 cm long; leaf blade tips often attenuate and lax; flowers usually borne on the tertiary or quaternary branches (not counting the main inflorescence axis, sometimes on secondary branches on low plants in South Florida)
Genus Synonyms
Synonym Full Citation Basionym Type
Inodes Inodes O. F. Cook, Bull. Torrey Bot. Club 28: 529. 1901. TYPE: Inodes causiarum O. F. Cook