Arisaema triphyllum
| Herbarium |
Tennessee Technological University Herbarium (HTTU)
Herbarium's Specimen Details Page |
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| Family Name | Araceae |
| Currently Accepted Name | Arisaema triphyllum (L.) Schott |
| Herbarium Name Used | Arisaema triphyllum |
| Locality | United States. Tennessee, Sevier: Clabo Hollow road. Go east on the road until you come to a gravel road on the right, the plant is located in a moist woodlot behind the house. Latitude: 35.46 Longitude: -83.31. Elevation: 1033 feet. |
| Description | Found in rich moist wood next to a large oak tree. Perennial arising from a corm. The stem is 1 to 2 ft. tall at flowering and topped with one or two compound leaves. The fruit is a cluster of bright red berries. This plant is common and is found throughout Tennessee in rich woodlots. |
| Habitat | Found in rich moist wood next to a large oak tree. Perennial arising from a corm. The stem is 1 to 2 ft. tall at flowering and topped with one or two compound leaves. The fruit is a cluster of bright red berries. This plant is common and is found throughout Tennessee in rich woodlots. |
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| Specimen Notes | |
| Collector | Aaron Price, Jake Headrick 46 |
| Collection Date | 17 April 2015 |
| Accession Number | HTTU008522 |
| Image | View Image |
| Plant Atlas Link | Plant Atlas Citation |