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Typhonium angustilobum is a deciduous perennial herb from northern Australia and New Guinea that grows from a corm and dies back each year. It is grown mainly by collectors of unusual aroids and needs a dry rest period.
Typhonium angustilobum is a species of plant in the Araceae family that is native to Australia and New Guinea.
The species is known from northern Queensland as well as the Western Province of Papua New Guinea, where it grows in open woodland.
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