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Re: Trillium life cycle questiond

At 10:20 AM 10/4/99 -0500, Garland L. Wheeler wrote:
>	Are you sure that you are talking about Trillium?  The description
>sounds more like Jack-in-the-Pulpit.  

I'm embarassed!  I'm only making the connection because I'd read
that trillium has red seed heads in the fall, and I thought I saw
trilliums in this area of the woods in the spring.  What I found 
are very similar to the image at <http://www.hirts.com/arum.jpg>, 
only not quite as tall.  At this time of year, there were no leaves,
just a clump of berries on the ground, sometimes attached to a
spadix that lead to an underground corm about an inch or so in diameter.

- John

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