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Arum maculatum,
commonly known as cuckoopint, jack-in-the-pulpit and
other names (see
common names), is a
woodland flowering plant species in the family...
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Arum korolkowii Arum lucanum Arum maculatum -
cuckoo pint
Arum megobrebi Arum nigrum Arum orientale -
aronstab Arum palaestinum - Solomon's lily
Arum...
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subgenus Arum,
section Arum.
Arum itali**** may
hybridize with
Arum maculatum. The
status of two
subspecies currently included in
Arum itali****, subsp...
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partially enclosed in, a
spathe (or leaf-like bract). Also
known as the
arum family,
members are
often colloquially known as aroids. This
family of 114...
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mistaken for A. ursinum
include lily of the valley, Colchi**** autumnale,
Arum maculatum, and
Veratrum viride or
Veratrum album, all of
which are poisonous....
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Mediterranean region, the Caucasus,
Canary Islands,
Madeira and
northern Africa Arum maculatum,
known as lords-and-ladies, a
flowering plant native to most of Europe...
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greener with A. cylindraceum, not
quite as pale as with A.
maculatum. Two
subspecies are accepted.
Arum cylindraceum subsp.
cylindraceum – Sweden, Denmark, middle...
- Look up a.
maculatum in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A.
maculatum may
refer to:
Arum maculatum, a
common woodland plant species widespread across...
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borne on a
fleshy stem.
Spadices are
typical of the
family Araceae, the
arums or aroids. The
spadix is
typically surrounded by a leaf-like
curved bract...
- (Philodendron selloum), lords-and-ladies (
Arum maculatum), and
voodoo lily (Typhonium venosum). The
titan arum (Amorphophallus titanum) uses thermogenically...
