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Dizygotheca elegantissima and Aralia elegantissima (false aralia)

Dizygotheca elegantissima and Aralia elegantissima (false aralia) is an  interesting house plant with dark green foliage.  Palmate leaves are carried on tall stems.  These leaves are then divided into 10 or so slender, saw-edged leaflets.  The color is a deep, coppery green, appearing almost black on some plants.

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