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Amorphophallus titanum
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An angiosperm in the arum family, also called 'Sumatran corpse flower'. Native to the tropical rainforests of Sumatra. Famous for the world's largest unbranched inflorescence. Emits a powerful stench of rotting flesh β hence 'corpse flower'. Blooms only once every few years and for just two days; draws crowds when it flowers in botanical gardens.
Identification Points
- βInflorescence reaches 2β3 m tall
- βDeep crimson spathe with erect spadix
- βPowerful rotting-flesh odor at bloom
Habitat
Tropical rainforests (Sumatra), botanical gardens
Season
Irregular (once every 2β10 years, blooming for 2 days)
Morphological TraitsAI-estimated, needs verification
Growth form
Herb
Habitat
Forest
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Phylogenetic Position
Angiosperms > Monocots > Alismatales > Araceae
Divergence Era
Late Cretaceous
Sources & References
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