Arum euxinum
A tuberous Arum from the Black Sea side of northern Türkiye, known from only a few wild records. Like its relatives, it puts up leaves in autumn, grows through a cool, wet winter, flowers in spring and dies back to the tuber over the dry summer. Treat it as a hardy-to-half-hardy cool-season geophyte.
Where it grows wild
Probably grows in deciduous woodland, along forest edges and among scrub on moist soils, as related Arum do in the Euxine region. No habitat notes specific to this species were found.
The measured sites sit at about 110 m and 860 m. The few records carry no elevations of their own.
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