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Aroideana is an illustrated journal devoted to information about the family Araceae and published by the International Aroid Society, Inc. No material may be reproduced by any means without written permission from the editor. Manuscripts, corrected proofs, and all editorial correspondence should be sent to: aroideana.editors@gmail.com. All other correspondence is to be sent to:
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