Identification of Arisaema - regarding.
Debasish Joardar
The DELETE button on Yahoo! Mail is unhappy. Know why?
jmg...@gmail.com
Stainton- they have not mentioned Arisaema ciliatum, but these appear
like Arisaema erubescens as per plates & description. Can't 4A & 4B be
Arisaema erubescens also, as the leaves appears quite similar, though
the colour of Spathe is bit different? 1 to 3 appears to be what you
have stated as per this book.
Others may like to give their views.
> ---------------------------------
> The DELETE button on Yahoo! Mail is unhappy. Know why?
>
> SNAKE LILY- 1A.jpg
> 159KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-1B.jpg
> 189KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-2A.jpg
> 203KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-2C.jpg
> 145KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-2B.jpg
> 119KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-3A.jpg
> 303KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-3B.jpg
> 202KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-4A.jpg
> 285KViewDownload
>
> SNAKE LILY-4B.jpg
> 221KViewDownload
>
> 5A.jpg
> 215KViewDownload
>
> 5B.jpg
> 213KViewDownload
>
> 5C.jpg
> 155KViewDownload
>
> 5D.jpg
> 161KViewDownload
Pascal Bruggeman
I recentlty joined and saw this old thread. I can give some ID's which
could help for future reference if you still need them:
1A & B = Arisaema nepenthoides
2 A, B & C = Arisaema speciosum, Arisaema costatum has a narrower red-
purple striped spathe with a thin appendage and unmarked leaf and
flower stalks
3 A & B = Arisaema griffithii, this is the lowland form originally
described as Arisaema hookeri/hookerianum
4 A & B = Arisaema concinnum
5 A-D = Arisaema concinnum
Arisaema concinnum occurs in green forms and purple forms and anything
in between.
Regards,
Pascal Bruggeman
The Netherlands
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: jmga...@gmail.com
Date: 19 jun 2007, 07:57
Subject: Identification of Arisaema - regarding.
To: efloraofindia
As per concise flowers of the Himalaya by Oleg Polunin & Adam
Stainton- they have not mentionedArisaemaciliatum, but these appear
likeArisaemaerubescens as per plates & description. Can't 4A & 4B
beArisaemaerubescens also, as the leaves appears quite similar, though
the colour of Spathe is bit different? 1 to 3 appears to be what you
have stated as per this book.
Others may like to give their views.
On Jun 18, 7:41 pm, Debasish Joardar <djoardar1...@yahoo.co.in> wrote:
> Hi,
> Let me introduce myself. I am a nature photographer from West Bengal ( India). During my visit to Sikkim and Singalila Forest(mainly through Darjeeling District of West Bengal) I had photographed some different Cobra Lilies (Arisaema) which I failed to identify.
> Now, I am sending the photographs for your valuable comments.
> Photographs : IA & 1B: Phtographed in Singalila Forest(near Gairibas). Altitude: About 9000 ft. Blooming time April. Very common. Is itArisaemanepenthoides? Please confirm.
> Photographs : 2A, 2B & 2C : Photographed in Singalila Forest (near Gurdum). Altitude : About 7500 ft. Blooming time - April. Are they belong to the same species? I am confused whether they are A.speciosum or A.costatum. Please help me.
> Photographs : 3A & 3B : Photographed in Singalila Forest (near Gairibas). Could not found in full blooming condition. Altitude : 9,000 ft. Blooming Time - April. Are theyArisaemagriffithii ? Kindly confirm.
> Photographs : 4A & 4B : Photogrphed in Tinchule Village in Darjeeling District of West Bengal. Common. Altitude : About 6,500 ft. Blooming Time - April.
> I could not identify it. Would you kindly help me to identify them.
> Photographs : 5A, 5B, 5C & 5D : Photographed near Khechiperi Lake of Sikkim. Blomming time - April. Are theyArisaemaciliatum? Kindly help me.