Vertical cracks/lines on upper trunk of your royal palm (Roystonea). Fronds healthy. Common phenomenon—cause unclear but usually benign.
Contact local Cooperative Extension or certified arborist for hands-on eval. They'll gauge depth, check for Thielaviopsis (trunk rot) or pests. Most royal palms develop "character lines" with age—like wrinkles.
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