I don't but...This person would know:

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Hey Planty,
Believe it or not they (B.Y., A.W. and J.W.) were the first ones I e-mailed on the proper ID. They'll most likely e-mail me first thing Monday morning.
Randy

Just got an e-mail from Barry, it's a Aglaonema brevispathum, either a color variation or a hybrid.
Take care.
Randy

Have you guys ever seen these flower? I see them a lot in nurseries and big box stores (the common varieties), but have never seen them flower.

Not a big deal, the foliage is what is attractive, but just curious.

susan

LOL! Susan, you should know better than to use the word "flower" on the aroid forum.

Wilkopedia:
The "flower" is in fact a structure known as an inflorescence. In members of the Aroid family, the inflorescence is composed of a petal-like outer spathe, and the spadix, a central column dotted with hundreds of inconspicuous flowers.

Just poking at you. Im not really one of those people that goes around correcting everybody. I hate those ppl! =)