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Arum italicum Mill.

Italian lords-and-ladies (Araceae)

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In Arum italicum, the appendix of the spadix is yellow, rather than dark purple, and reaches noticeably less than half-way up the sheathing spathe.

Manchester (VC59: South Lancashire); 2007-03-21

 Italian lords-and-ladies / Arum italicum: In _Arum italicum_, the appendix of the spadix is yellow, rather than dark purple, and reaches noticeably less than half-way up the sheathing spathe.

The leaves of Arum italicum have a pale midrib, and sometimes other pale markings.

Yarnton (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2008-04-27

 Italian lords-and-ladies / Arum italicum: The leaves of _Arum italicum_ have a pale midrib, and sometimes other pale markings.

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