Abstract
Amorphophallus shyamsalilianum is described as a new species from Bhandara district (MS), India. It differs from Amorphophallus konkanensis and A. bhandarensis by the size and shape of its tubers with long offsets, by the lengths of pedicel and peduncle as well as by the reproductive structures which also vary by the arrangement of pistillate flowers; sterile flowers; male flowers; protruding spadix-appendix and seed shape. The plant grows on bunds of paddy field and was collected from three different sites within Bhandara district.