Arisaema echinatum
A Himalayan cobra lily from Nepal, Bhutan, north-east India, Tibet and south-central China, recorded around 2,800–3,100 m. It grows through a cool, wet monsoon summer and spends a hard, frosty, dry winter dormant underground as a tuber.
Where it grows wild
Generalised from high Himalayan Arisaema: montane forest, forest margins and shrubby slopes, in humus-rich soil under partial shade.
Recorded at 2,800–3,080 m, so cool summers and freezing winters.
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