Aroideana Vol. 10 No. 3

Journal of the International Aroid Society

Volume 10, Number 3 of Aroideana (October 1987) centers on the role of tissue culture in aroid study and cultivation. It presents a balanced debate—exploring its drawbacks, practical advantages, and applications—followed by in‑depth treatments of Acorus calamus history, the etymology of aroid generic names, protocols for micropropagating Amorphophallus paeoniifolius, and a practical evaluation of a low‑cost fog‑mist greenhouse system.

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Featured Articles in this Issue:

Disadvantages of Tissue Culture
Marilyn Johnson (p. 4)
Still Wondering About Tissue Culture
Bob See (p. 6)
The Advantages of Tissue Culture for the Aroid Collector
Scott E. Hyndman (p. 7)
Acorus calamus L.: A Species With a History
Deni Bown (p. 11)
Derivation of Aroid Generic Names
Dan H. Nicolson (p. 15)
Tissue Culture and Micropropagation of Amorphophallus paeoniifolius (Dennst.) Nicolson
Leslie P. Nyman, Irawati & Joseph Arditti (p. 26)
Testing a Low Cost Fog‑Mist System
Craig Morell (p. 29)