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Subject: Arisaema cilitatum <-> ciliae
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Hello,

This year i ordered some tubers of Chen Yi, amongst which A38, what she
identified
as a. erubescens. I understood that this should be translated to a.
consanguineum.

However, the plant is up and flowering and is not consanguineum (and it a=lso
does
not look like the pictures she sent).
There are clearly hair-like 'things' along the side of the mouth and the
bottom-margin
of the flag. I assume these are the 'ciliae' ?
If there are these ciliae, does that positively identify the plant as a.
ciliatum, or are there
other species with ciliae?

Best regards,
George Schonthaler