Copernicia fallaensis

Threatened by extinction in habitat, this Copernicia is often compared to Copernicia Baileyana, with which it was formerly considered synonymous. Similarly striking with blue green, rigid leaves, this palm is also solitary, palmate and reaching nearly 60 feet overall in habitat. The most notable difference between the two species is C. Fallaense's diamond shaped leaves rather than circular, which are using for thatching and weaving by locals.