Arisaema franchetianum
A large-tubered Chinese cobra lily of forests, thickets and grassy slopes in the mountains of south-western China and the adjacent borderlands. It has a strongly seasonal climate: a cold, dry, sunny winter under dormancy and a warm monsoon summer in leaf.
Where it grows wild
Forests, thickets and grasslands in mountains, so it tolerates more light than deep-forest Arisaema. Records centre on the Yunnan–Guizhou plateau.
Records span 750–2800 m, median about 2100 m.
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