Arisaema aridum
A cobra lily from the mountains of western Yunnan and Sichuan, named for the dry valleys it grows in. It is a tuberous perennial that grows through the cool monsoon summer and sleeps through a dry, frosty winter.
Where it grows wild
Records come from the Hengduan Mountains; the name points to dry river-valley scrub and open slopes rather than wet forest. By genus, a terrestrial tuberous plant of scrub edges and grassy slopes.
Record sites range from about 1,200 to 3,800 m.
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