Can Anyone Identify This Plant?

From: "XYZ2 in Virginia" <867ykcor at cox.net> on 2020.09.05 at 00:36:31(24387) (File Type Not Recognized: attachments/200904174701-1.png) Can anyone help identify the correct genus and species of this aroid? A friend of mine acquired it about 15 years ago and it was then thought to be a Typhonium, but not yet described to the species level. It is a small plant and the tuber is just large enough that it needs a 5 inch pot. This one has a brownish petiole with spots on it, but he has no photos other than the spathe and spadix. That’s all the information I have about this plant at this time. Thanks for your help. Bern HTML +More ------=_NextPart_001_00C1_01D682FB.138AE440-- ------=_NextPart_000_00C0_01D682FB.138AE440

From: Simon Mayo <simonjosephmayo at gmail.com> on 2020.09.05 at 08:45:39(24388) (File Type Not Recognized: attachments/200905020201-1.png) Looks like a Pseudodracontium. I think this is now Amorphophallus. Wilbert Hetterscheid will know exactly what it is. All the best Simon Mayo HTML +More On Sat, Sep 5, 2020 at 2:56 AM XYZ2 in Virginia wrote: Can anyone help identify the correct genus and species of this aroid? A friend of mine acquired it about 15 years ago and it was then thought to be a Typhonium, but not yet described to the species level. It is a small plant and the tuber is just large enough that it needs a 5 inch pot. This one has a brownish petiole with spots on it, but he has no photos other than the spathe and spadix. That’s all the information I have about this plant at this time. Thanks for your help. Bern _______________________________________________ Aroid-L mailing list Aroid-L@gizmoworks.com https://gizmoworks.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/aroid-l --00000000000020858305ae8d03ce-- --00000000000020858405ae8d03cf

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