Australian and New Zealand Gardening: Any aficionados, experts even, of native aroids?, 0 by tropicbreeze

tropicbreeze wrote:
Well, you've got me started on another project. Week after next I'm out on a flora survey, possibly with Jeremy Russell-Smith or Kym Brennan, so I'll pick their brains. Typhonium is one of those genera you don't hear about. Not us mere mortals anyway.

Those photos up above were from last wet season. I saw the ones at home about 5 years ago. Not sure if I took any photos, I usually do. But when I looked back could only find these. From the dead black wattle leaves, it's in the same area along my creek. Could they be a Typhonium? The photos were taken 29 February 2004, this time of year.

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