Portuguese
palmeira imperial 
Portuguese
açai 
Low-growing fan-leaved palm of coastal southern United States having edible leaf buds.
1
Alice Cooksey and Florence were standing under a tall cabbage palm, steadying a ladder.
2
As we approached the harbour, the cabbage palm became rarer, and entirely disappeared at the head of it.
3
Last night we had a potful of the young wood of the cabbage palm, which tasted like asparagus.
4
Here, too, are the mango, and many sorts of bananas, and the cabbage palm, another favorite resource of starving adventurers.
5
The cabbage palm still growing in the creeks in great numbers, some of them very tall, with several branches on the top.
6
In the valley is growing an immense crop of grass, upwards of four feet high; the cabbage palm is still in the creek.
7
Some are covered with mangroves, some with sea grape and cabbage palms.
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There are a great number of cabbage palms on its banks.
9
A few cabbage palms, Corypha australis, are the only other trees worth mentioning.
10
We skirted a patch of cabbage palms and in seconds were calf-deep in standing water.
11
Edward recalls of hearing his father tell of eating wild hog salad and cabbage palms.
12
Here the woods were ornamented by the Cabbage Palm-one of the most beautiful of its family.
13
In the edge of the town we saw five or six mountain- cabbage palms (atrocious name!)
14
"Did you taste the cabbage palm the other day at dinner?" asked Archie.
15
A spruce pine also grew in abundance, and to a great size, and there were also found a number of cabbage palms.
16
Having so decided, Frank raised his gun a trifle further, so that it bore on the tops of the cabbage palms beyond.