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Eminium: Tuberous Aroids of Arid Lands

Eminium is a genus of tuberous aroids native to North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. These medium-sized, seasonally dormant herbs produce solitary inflorescences alongside their lobed leaves and thrive on sandy or stony ground.

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EMINIUM SPECIES

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Eminium alberti Explore Eminium alberti, a unique aroid with striking foliage and inflorescence. Discover cultivation tips and botanical insights

Eminium intortum Discover Eminium intortum, a unique aroid species with twisted foliage and an eye-catching inflorescence ideal for tropical gardens.

Eminium jaegeri Eminium jaegeri is a rare aroid with unique foliage and inflorescence, admired for its ornamental appeal and scientific significance.

Eminium koenenianum Explore Eminium koenenianum, a rare aroid with striking inflorescence and lush foliage ideal for tropical gardens and plant collectors.

Eminium lehmannii Eminium lehmannii is a rare aroid prized for its distinctive foliage and unique inflorescence. It thrives in temperate climates with proper care.

Eminium rauwolffii Eminium rauwolffii is a tropical aroid with unique foliage and inflorescence, prized by collectors and enthusiasts for its striking appearance.

Eminium regelii Eminium regelii is a rare Central Asian aroid with unique foliage and inflorescence, prized by collectors and botanists alike.

SPECIES LIST

Eminium regelii

Eminium spiculatum

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