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Typhonium eliosurum is a deciduous, tuberous-rooted perennial aroid from eastern Australia that dies back each year and resprouts from a rhizome. It is best grown in damp, shaded conditions similar to the rainforest edges and creek banks where it occurs naturally.
Typhonium eliosurum is a species of plant in the arum family that is endemic to Australia.
The species is known from the Central Coast and South Coast regions of New South Wales, where it grows in damp areas near rainforest and on the banks of creeks.
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