Arbi belongs to the family Araceae the same family as money plant and anthurium Its large heartshaped leaves also make it a favorite ornamental garden plant While the corms are consumed more commonly the leaf stalks are used in West Bengal and Kerala as vegetable
Vegetables.
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Lettuce, spinach, strawberry.
Fruits, vegetables.
Lettuce, cordyceps.
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