UNSPSC 10226095: Licuala grandis

Licuala grandis is a species of the Arecaceae family, which has a good number of almost round leaves on its trunk and can only reach 2 m in height. Its leaves resemble a circular fan, they are dark green and slightly lobed at the edge and each lobe has a small indentation that gives rise to two small teeth. The palms of this genus tend to have a tubular trunk and are better adapted to humid climates.

UNSPSC 10226095 Licuala grandis is a Commodity code. State and local governments do not appear to be buying Licuala grandis (a tropical palm species) under this code in any recent solicitations. The code shows no relevant recent activity. One recent opportunity tagged under this code — the Town of Palm Beach's procurement for Lignum-Vitae tree installation at Bicentennial Eagle Median — names a different species entirely (Guaiacum Sanctum) and represents landscape ornamental planting work, not Licuala grandis procurement. The mismatch suggests either a cataloging error in the source data or use of an incorrect UNSPSC code for the actual scope of work. Without evidence of current market demand for Licuala grandis as a commodity line in state and local procurement, this code does not warrant active pursuit.