| Regno | Plantae |
| Sottoregno | Tracheobionta |
| Superdivisione | Spermatophyta |
| Divisione | Magnoliophyta |
| Classe | Liliopsida |
| Ordine | Alismatales |
| Famiglia | Araceae |
| Sottofamiglia | Aroideae |
| Genere | Arum |
Arum italicum, commonly known as Italian Arum or Lords-and-Ladies, is a striking tuberous perennial renowned for its dramatic arrow-shaped leaves with creamy-white veining. This woodland plant produces elegant cream spathes in spring followed by bright orange-red berries in summer. Arum italicum is prized for its winter interest and shade tolerance.