Aroideana Vol. 38E No. 1

Programme, abstracts, and list of presenters (p. 4)

Croat, T.B. A Review of Studies of Neotropical Araceae (p. 44)

Ruckert, G. IAS and the Conservation of Aroids (p. 55)

Truyen, D. & Mansor, M. The Distribution of Araceae along the Lower Section of Perak River, Malaysia (p. 65)

Boyce, P.C. Why is ‘Flora Malesiana’ Araceae Not Currently a Practicable Undertaking – Fenestratarum as an Example (p. 75)

Haigh, A. Araceae and eMonocot: An Online Resource for Monocot Plants of the World (p. 84)

Croat, T.B. & Ferry, G. A Preliminary Analysis of Anthurium (Araceae) from Carchi Province, Ecuador (p. 88)

Yafuso, M., Viet, B.T. & Adaniya, S. Pollination Mutualism between Flower‑Breeding Flies of the Genus Colocasiomyia and Their Aroid Host Plants in Vietnam (p. 94)

Zuluaga, A., Cameron, K., Croat, T.B. & Medecilo, M. Testing the Monophyly of Spathiphyllum and Relationships between Asian and Tropical American Species (p. 107)

Liu, Y., Li, H., Jarvis, D. & Long, C. Aroid Crops in China (p. 116)

Nguyen, V.D., Bui, H.Q., Nguyen, T.V.A., Tran, V.T., Masuno, T. & Matthews, P.J. Useful Aroids and Their Prospects in Vietnam (p. 130)

Nguyen, V.K., Doung, T.H., Matthews, P.J. & Nguyen, V.D. Aroids Germplasm Conserved at Plant Resources Center: Past‑Present and Future (p. 143)

Matthews, P.J., Nguyen, V.D., Tandang, D., Agoo, E.M. & Madulid, D.A. Taxonomy and Ethnobotany of Colocasia esculenta and C. formosana: Implications for Evolution, Range, and Domestication of Taro (p. 153)

Nguyen, V.X., Mai, D.T.T. & Anh, N.T. Genetic Diversity and Phylogenetic Relationships among Colocasia Species in Vietnam Using SSR Markers (p. 177)

Jacobsen, N., Bastmeijer, J., Christensen, C., Idei, T., Lange, C.A., Orabi, J., Sookchaloem, D., Toneato, F. & Oergaard, M. The Use of AFLP Markers to Elucidate Relationships within Cryptocoryne (Araceae) (p. 186)

Front Cover: The “Water Kelady” (Caladium aquatile) illustrated by Rumphius. Scan P. Matthews.

Back Cover: A cultivated form of Colocasia gigantea. Photo P. Matthews.