Identification: help with id and small ball growing

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  1. neb

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    I bough a palm tree from orlando 2 years ago. The tree has been growing great, its tripled in size and is growing faster and faster every year.
    I found a branch that has ben growing some little balls on it. I have no idea what it is or if i should remove it.
    I also would like to know what type of palm tree it is, I have looked but all the pics i find are large trees and its hard to compare. Any help would be great.
     
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    Its really hard to tell, i have looked at the picture and its too small to see if the leaves are the same or not, i might have to let it grow up more and see what it looks like then would have more to compare to.
     
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    That picture is actually quite big; it's only small in the preview mode.
     
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    sorry i mean my palm is too small to really tell, it does not have any bark on the trunk yet, thats what i am having a problem with.
     
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