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white leaf veins are commercially desirable but are currently rare. Inheritance of foliar variegation has been studied in several genera of foliage plants such as aglaonema ( Aglaonema sp.), caladium ( Caladium sp.), and dieffenbachia ( Dieffenbachia

. Caladium Cultivars Evaluated for Sensitivity to Chilling Sixteen caladium cultivars were evaluated for their sensitivity to chilling injury (Deng and Harbaugh, p. 172 ) , a major factor restricting the use of caladiums in the landscape and increasing fuel

), hyacinth ( Hyacinthus orientalis ), caladium ( Caladium bicolor ), narcissus ( Narcissus pseudonarcissus ), and calla lily ( Zantedeschia aethiopica ) when applied as substrate drenches ( Beckman and Lukens, 1997 ; Miller, 2016 ; Tjia, 1987 ; Whipker et

vulgaris ( Lucas and Griffiths, 2004 )], soybean [ Glycine max ( Bates et al., 2008 )], and wheat [ Triticum aestivum ( Higginbotham et al., 2004 )]. Caladium ( Caladium × hortulanum ) is one of the few floriculture species evaluated for resistance to

water depletion. CALADIUM VARIETIES EVALUATED FOR PYTHIUM ROOT ROT RESISTANCE Pythium root rot is one of the most damaging diseases in caladium, severely reducing plant growth, aesthetic value, and tuber yield. Deng et al. (p. 631 ) evaluated 23

studies as well. For example, EC 10 values of topramezone on caladium ( Caladium × hortulanum ) and syngonium ( Syngonium podophyllum ) were 186 and >6000 µg·L −1 , respectively, and EC 10 values of bispyribac-sodium on caladium and anthurium

’ lantana and ‘Mystic Spires’ salvia, ‘Evergreen Giant’ liriope ( Liriope muscari ), and ‘White Christmas’ caladium ( Caladium bicolor )], but that acceptable aesthetic quality was achieved at low rates of 0 to 4 lb/1000 ft 2 N per year, depending on

. Previously, virus particles were reportedly observed in plant cells infected with several virus species of the Flexiviridae , mainly belonging to Foveavirus (ASPV) ( Koganezawa and Yanase, 1990 ) or Potexvirus ( Pepino mosaic virus ; Caladium virus X

. McLaughlin, M. 2014 Interspecific genome size and chromosome number variation sheds new light on species classification and evolution of Caladium (Araceae) J. Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci. 49 449 459 Chen, C. Bock, C.H. Okie, W.R. Gmitter, F.G. Jr Jung, S. Main, D

Caladium ( Loh et al., 1999 ), Calathea ( Chao et al., 2005 ), Hemerocallus ( Tomkins et al., 2001 ), Cornus ( Smith et al., 2007 ), and Impatiens ( Carr et al., 2003 ). The objectives of this study were to determine the level of genetic