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Titan arum: Kew Garden's smelly 'corpse flower' is in bloomThe titan arum plant, sometimes referred to as the corpse flower, is in bloom. The plant has evolved to attract pollinators that enjoy feeding on and reproducing on flesh. Plus, the plant is ...
The rationale behind producing this odour is to attract pollinators to help the plant ... the plight of these endangered ...
The corpse flower releases its scent due to the need to attract pollinators - which are generally thought to be flies and carrion beetles ...
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