Re: Biogeography of Arisaema

Thank you both.
So I am to assume that the genus spread from China possibly before the break up the continents (pangea or Eurasia/Laurasia).  Interesting that there are two secondary centers of origin.  Thanks again!!!
 
 
 
 
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North America and N. Mexico, montane central and east subsaharan tropical Africa, southern Arabian Peninsular, southern Iran, southern Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, transhimalaya (secondary centre), S China (primary centre); Japan (secondary centre); Korean Peninsular, Indo-China (mainly the montane parts with N. Vietnam an extension of the SW Chinese biome), Malesia as far east as Philippines.

Peter
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From: Tindomul Er-Murazor
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Subject: [Aroid-l] Biogeography of Arisaema


Hello,

I am curious if anyone knows or can anyone tell me how to find out the normal/natural distribution of Arisaema sp. in the world? Thank you.

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