Titan Arum
Native to Indonesia, the corpse flower holds the distinction of being one of, if not the, stinkiest, foulest-smelling flowers on the planet.
Corpse flowers rarely bloom. But when they open, hold your nose—this plant has a big, big stench.
What's the stink about? The horrible odor from cup-shaped flowers attracts flies and beetles. These insects lay eggs inside the stinky blooms and pollinate the flowers in return.
Corpse plants grow in tropical areas with high heat and humidity.
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