Arisaema question

[Gusman Guy]

Dear Henry,
Yes, You're right.
In Japan, for instance, berries are eaten by Phoenicurus auroreus, a small bird, which, in this way, ensures the seed dispersion.
All the best.
Guy Gusman

>Dear fellow enthusiasts,
>
>A friend posed some questions that I could not answer even after
>consulting the Gusmans' book.
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>Do any creatures eat /Arisaema/ berries?
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>Why are the berries such an attractive color if the berries aren't
>spread by whatever eats them?
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>How is /Arisaema/ spread in nature?
>
>--Henry Fieldseth
>Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA, zone 4
>where my little /Arisaema/ collection is slowly growing
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