I`d suggest good photos of all stages/sizes of these plants and MOST
important, good photos of fertile material, close-ups of blooms, one cut
open to show details of the spadix. This should do.
Julius
In Hawaii, there are places where ornamental aroids are escaping into the
wild. I showed pictures of some of these to Tom Croat and Peter Boyce at
the symposium, and was able to get species identifications for most;
however, the climbing Philodendron with entire, cordate leaves, I was
told, could be a number of different species -- the picture was not
enough. If I were to go back to the site again, what should I look for
that could help make a species determination?
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