Rodriquez, Botantical: Palm Trees, Bactris Acant.

It looks like there might be a slight error in the scientific name you're providing. If you're referring to a species of palm in the genus **Bactris**, the name “Bactris acant.” seems to be truncated. 

A closely related species you might be thinking of is **Bactris acanthocarpa**, which is a palm known for its distinctive features. Here are some details about it:

### **Bactris acanthocarpa**
- **Common Name:** Often referred to by names such as the **Spiny Bactris** or **Acanthocarpa Palm**.
- **Appearance:** This palm typically features a slender trunk with spiny sheaths. The leaves are pinnate and can be quite dense.
- **Habitat:** It is native to tropical forests in regions of Central and South America. It tends to thrive in lowland rainforest areas.
- **Uses:** The palm may be used in local crafts or as an ornamental plant due to its unique and striking appearance.

If "Bactris acanthocarpa" isn't the species you’re looking for, please provide more details or check the name, and I’d be happy to help with further information!