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Marc,

Very interesting, your description of sp. #6. But your plant doesn't look
like Diane's!
You say 3 leaflets while Diane speaks of 11 leaflets.
In any event a photo would help.
But, just for fun, let's guess what it is. If the tail is long, something
like 10-15 cm or more with a plain green spathe and 1 leaf with 3
folioles... Well IT COULD be A. bathycoleum.
I am waiting on your pictures (leaf and inflorescence).





Diane,

Your A. candidissimum is most probably A. franchetianum as both species
grow mixed in the wild and have similar tubers.
The  plant you got as sp. #6 looks strange. Has it radiate or pedate leav=es?
A. saxatile could be correct. But if it was possible to look at photos, t=he
ID would be more acurate, to say the least.

Guy