Aroideana Volume 7

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Aroideana Volume 7

Volume 7 from 1984 contains 32 articles in 3 Issues.

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Author	Title
D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Amorphophallus konjac Koch
Josef Bogner	A new Caladium species from Columbia
D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Philodendron sp. origin unknown
Anonymous	Errata, vol. 6, no. 3
D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Anthurium helleborifolium (L.) Schott
Thomas B. Croat	The importance of labeling living plants
Dewey Fisk	From the editor's desk
D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Anthurium cerocampanense
Mark D. Moffler	Recent aroid literature
David Burnett	Don't give in to the fungus
Thomas B. Croat	Aroid profile no. 9 Philodendron rugosum Bogner & Bunting
Dr. Donald C. Huttleston	The North American species of Arisaema (Araceae)-"Jack-in-the-Pulpit"
Thomas B. Croat	Rediscovery of a rare Monstera
R. J. Henny	Aglaonema Breeding: Transmission of foliar variegation from three species to their hybrids
Dan H. Nicolson	Amorphophallus konjac vs A. rivieri (Araceae)
Dan H. Nicolson	Notes on aroid papers
Mark D. Moffler and Josef Bogner	A new Homalomena species (Araceae) from Columbia
Anonymous	Dr. Michael Madison, first....
D. Fisk	Photograph: Philodendron grazielae
Anonymous	For the devout aroid enthusiast:
Anonymous	Newsmakers
D. Fisk	Photograph: Anthurium ssp. [sic] infructescence collected by F. Fuchs.
Anonymous	Letters
Dan H. Nicolson	A second collection of Pedicellarum (Araceae)
H. Kamemoto	Registration of anthurium cultivars
D. Fisk	Photograph: Syngonium 'Frosty'
Dan H. Nicolson	Notes on a new genus Pentastemona
L. Garner and D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Amorphophallus bulbifer inflorescence
Dr. R. Frank Brown	The new aglaonemas of Thailand
D. Prudhomme	Photograph: Amorphophallus bulbifer....
David Burnett	The cultivated alocasia
Anonymous	Index