This fossil slice of a palm tree reveals a radial cross-sectional structure with well-preserved vascular bundles and a distinct central pith. The fossil dates back tens of millions of years, offering a rare glimpse into the anatomy and evolution of ancient tropical flora. Palm fossils are typically found in Cenozoic strata, particularly from the Eocene to Oligocene epochs, and indicate warm, humid paleoenvironmental conditions. Due to its combination of scientific importance and natural aesthetic appeal, such a specimen is highly valued for research, interior decoration, and private collections. Packing with stand