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Typhonium (an old name of some plant of the family, named for Typhon, a mythological giant). Araceae. Perennial tuberous herbs, occasionally grown in the greenhouse. Lvs. appearing with the fls., sagittate or hastate, 3-5-lobed or -parted or pedately cut; petiole elongated: peduncle usually short: spathes persistent, throat constricted, blade ovate or lanceolate; spadix sessile or stipitate, included; male infl. cylindrical, female short : fls. in an appendiculate monoecious spadix, male and female elements remote; perianth none; stamens in the male fl. 1-3; ovary in female fl. ovoid or oblong-ovoid, 1-celled: berry ovoid, 1-2-seeded. — About 20 species, Trop. Asia, Austral., and islands of the Pacific.
 
Typhonium (an old name of some plant of the family, named for Typhon, a mythological giant). Araceae. Perennial tuberous herbs, occasionally grown in the greenhouse. Lvs. appearing with the fls., sagittate or hastate, 3-5-lobed or -parted or pedately cut; petiole elongated: peduncle usually short: spathes persistent, throat constricted, blade ovate or lanceolate; spadix sessile or stipitate, included; male infl. cylindrical, female short : fls. in an appendiculate monoecious spadix, male and female elements remote; perianth none; stamens in the male fl. 1-3; ovary in female fl. ovoid or oblong-ovoid, 1-celled: berry ovoid, 1-2-seeded. — About 20 species, Trop. Asia, Austral., and islands of the Pacific.
 
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*''[[Typhonium acetosella]]''
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*''[[Typhonium adnatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium albidinervum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium albispathum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium alismifolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium alpinum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium angustilobum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium bachmaense]]''
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*''[[Typhonium blumei]]''
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*''[[Typhonium bognerianum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium brevipilosum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium brevipes]]''
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*''[[Typhonium brownii]]''
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*''[[Typhonium bulbiferum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium circinnatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium cochleare]]''
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*''[[Typhonium cordifolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium digitatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium diversifolium]]'' (''T. austrotibeticum'')
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*''[[Typhonium echinulatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium eliosurum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium filiforme]]''
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*''[[Typhonium flagelliforme]]''
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*''[[Typhonium fultum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium gagnepainii]]''
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*''[[Typhonium gallowayi]]''
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*''[[Typhonium gaoligongense]]''
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*''[[Typhonium giganteum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium glaucum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium gracile]]''
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*''[[Typhonium griseum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium hayatae]]''
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*''[[Typhonium hirsutum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium horsfieldii]]'' (''T. omeiense'')
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*''[[Typhonium huense]]''
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*''[[Typhonium hunanense]]''
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*''[[Typhonium inopinatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium johnsonianum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium jonesii]]''
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*''[[Typhonium laoticum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium liliifolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium lineare]]''
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*''[[Typhonium listeri]]''
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*''[[Typhonium medusae]]''
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*''[[Typhonium mirabile]]''
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*''[[Typhonium nudibaccatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium orbifolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium pedatisectum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium pedunculatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium peltandroides]]''
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*''[[Typhonium penicillatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium pottingeri]]''
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*''[[Typhonium preatermissum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium pusillum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium reflexum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium roxburghii]]'' (''T. divaricatum'')
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*''[[Typhonium russell-smithii]]''
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*''[[Typhonium sagittariifolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium saraburiensis]]''
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*''[[Typhonium subglobosum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium taylorii]]''
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*''[[Typhonium tentaculatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium trifoliatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium trilobatum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium varians]]''
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*''[[Typhonium venosum]]'' (Voodoo Lily)
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*''[[Typhonium violaefolium]]''
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*''[[Typhonium watanabei]]''
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*''[[Typhonium weipanum]]''
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*''[[Typhonium wilbertii]]''
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:27, 28 September 2009


Typhonium roxburghii


Plant Characteristics
Origin: ✈ ?
Cultivation
Exposure: ☼ ?"?" is not in the list (sun, part-sun, shade, unknown) of allowed values for the "Exposure" property.
Water: ◍ ?"?" is not in the list (wet, moist, moderate, dry, less when dormant) of allowed values for the "Water" property.
Scientific Names

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Read about Typhonium in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Typhonium (an old name of some plant of the family, named for Typhon, a mythological giant). Araceae. Perennial tuberous herbs, occasionally grown in the greenhouse. Lvs. appearing with the fls., sagittate or hastate, 3-5-lobed or -parted or pedately cut; petiole elongated: peduncle usually short: spathes persistent, throat constricted, blade ovate or lanceolate; spadix sessile or stipitate, included; male infl. cylindrical, female short : fls. in an appendiculate monoecious spadix, male and female elements remote; perianth none; stamens in the male fl. 1-3; ovary in female fl. ovoid or oblong-ovoid, 1-celled: berry ovoid, 1-2-seeded. — About 20 species, Trop. Asia, Austral., and islands of the Pacific. CH


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