/ˌæləˈseɪʃə/
Derived from the Greek 'a-' meaning without and 'locasia' related to lotus or edible root, referring to its non-edible nature compared to similar plants
Represents distinction and uniqueness within nature, highlighting both beauty and caution due to its toxicity
Embodies growth, resilience, and the balance between allure and danger; often associated with protection, purification, and the exotic mystery of rainforests
Originating from scientific nomenclature, Alocasia is used globally in horticultural contexts and sy
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