Arisarum Vulgare

Meaning

A Mediterranean plant in the arum family known for its distinctive, curved, hooded spathe that resembles a monk's cowl or a snake's head.

Examples

• The Arisarum vulgare is often called 'friar's cowl' due to the unique shape of its flower.
• Botanists studying the flora of Southern Europe frequently document Arisarum vulgare in shaded, rocky areas.