Alocasia chaii (Malaysia)
This dwarf species can be found in remote valleys of central Sarawak. It has pale grey leathery leaves that are supported by pale green petioles.

 Alocasia cuprea (Malaysia)
One of the most beautiful species within the family. They originate from Sabah and were later discovered in East of Sarawak. They are capable of producing large sparkling copper-tinted greenish leaves.

 Alocasia denudata (Singapore, Malaysia)
A tall species that can be found in forest and plantations of Singapore and Johor. Their huge glossy green leaves are supported by molted petioles.

 Alocasia infernalis (Malaysia)
This beautiful species originate from tropical rainforest of Sarawak. They produces beautiful glossy deep violet leaves that are supported by short purple petioles.

 Alocasia longiloba (Malaysia)
This is a large species that grows on leaf litter of Sarawak limestone forest. The leaves are waxy & with contrasting white veins spreading outwards to the leave edge, making it very noticable from far.

 Alocasia macrorhiza (Asia)
This gigantic species can be found in most tropical rainforest. Their lush green leaves and petioles enable them to withstand full direct sunlight. They are extremely hardy and commonly used as landscape plants.

 Alocasia melo (Malaysia)
This is an attractive dwarf species that originate from Sabah. They produces a coarse grey leaf surface and supported by pale green petioles.

 Alocasia nebula (Malaysia)
This is a rare species endemic to Sarawak, growing in leaf litter of low altitude limestone forest. They have thick blue-grey leaves that can reach 30cm in length and has an attractive leave surface.

 Alocasia reversa (Malaysia)
Another attractive lowland species found growing in leaf litter of lowland limestone forest of Sarawak. The center of the leaves are darker grey-green while the surrounding of the mid rib and veins are of a lighter green.

 Alocasia robusta (Malaysia)
This is an enormous species endemic to Sarawak forest but found in many localities. It has glossy lime green leaves that are suported by reddish-brown petioles.

 Alocasia sp (Malaysia)
This dwarf & inconspicuous species occurs in intermediate altitudes of Pahang, found growing on moist forest floors. Their leathery canoe-shaped leaves has veins brancing outwards from the petioles. They require a well-draining potting mix.

 Amorphophallus asterostigmatus (Thailand)
It is found growing between large boulders where there is little soil.

 Amorphophallus atroviridis (Thailand)

 Amorphophallus bufo (Malaysia)
This species is from 200m to 1500m a.s.l. and it has variable leaves and stems. They grow deep in the soil and are usually covered by leave litter.

 Amorphophallus bufo (Malaysia)
The stems and the leaves of the lowland bufos are variable in colors. Their redish-brown stem are usually scattered with black and white spots.

 Amorphophallus bufo (Malaysia)
The leaves are green and have some glittering red pigments randomly scattered. The tubers are prone to rots and water less during dormancy.

 Amorphophallus hewittii (Malaysia)
This species grows deep under moist soil and leaf litter. It occurs along the slopes of limestone mountains.

 Amorphophallus obscurus (Thailand)