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A corpse flower (Amorphophallus titanum) bloom opened last night, surprising us by opening a bit earlier than we guessed it would. While the smell would...
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What's that smell coming out of the Greenhouse? One of the planet’s most unusual flowering plants, Amorphophallus konjac, is commonly known as the corpse flower for its distinctive and downright fleshy smell. The plant mimics the temperature and smell of a dying animal in order to attract its main pollinators: dung beetles, carrion flies, and other scavenger insects. Blooming only once a year on average, bearing witness to the opening of the corpse flower is special. To catch this plant before i
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