Pothos, devil's ivy, taro vine, hunter's-robe (Epipremnum aureum)

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Pothos
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Pothos
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Pothos
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Pothos
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Pothos
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Scientific Name:   Epipremnum aureum

Common Name:   Pothos, devil's ivy, taro vine, hunter's-robe

Type:   Houseplant

Toxicity:   Stomach irritant

Berries/Fruits:   Inconspicuous

Flowers:   Not obvious

Description:   Commonly grown as an indoor potted plant and as an ornamental outdoors in warm climates. Heart-shaped or oval dark green leaves with yellow or white splotches, and slender stems. Grows as a vine.