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| Criteria: Family = 'Araceae' | ||||
| 30 records | include photos for these plants | # number of sources | ||
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Lifeform | # |
| Arisaema triphyllum | Jack in the pulpit | Perennial herb | |
| Arum italicum | Italian lords and ladies | Perennial herb | 1 |
| Arum palaestinum | Solomon's lily | Perennial herb | 1 |
| Arum palestinum | Solomon's lily | Perennial herb | |
| Colocasia esculenta ! | Taro root | Perennial herb | 3 |
| Dracunculus vulgaris | Common dracunculus | Perennial herb | 2 |
| Landoltia punctata | Dotted duckmeat | Annual, Perennial herb | |
| Lemna aequinoctialis | Duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna gibba | Gibbous duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna minor | Smaller duckweed | Perennial herb | 3 |
| Lemna minuscula | Least duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna minuta | Least duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna trisulca | Star duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna turionifera | Turion duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lemna valdiviana | Duckweed | Perennial herb | |
| Lysichiton americanus | Yellow skunk cabbage | Perennial herb | 8 |
| Peltandra virginica | Peltandra | Perennial herb | |
| Pinellia ternata | Crowdipper | Perennial herb | 1 |
| Pistia stratiotes | Water lettuce | Perennial herb | 1 |
| Spirodela polyrhiza | Giant duckmeat | Perennial herb | |
| Spirodela polyrrhiza | Giant duckmeat | Perennial herb | |
| Spirodela punctata | Dotted duckmeat | Annual, Perennial herb | |
| Wolffia arrhiza | Water meal | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffia borealis | Northern water meal | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffia brasiliensis | South american water meal | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffia columbiana | Columbia water meal | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffia globosa | Water meal | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffiella lingulata | Mud midget | Perennial herb | |
| Wolffiella oblonga | Mud midget | Perennial herb | |
| Zantedeschia aethiopica ! | Callalily | Perennial herb | 6 |
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