The World’s Largest And Smelliest Flowers
The Star Flower
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The star flower comprises approximately 40 species, almost all of which can be found stinking up the terrains of South Africa. With a hirsute, flesh-colored appearance, many liken the flower to rotting meat. In that light, then, its nickname of “carrion flower” makes complete sense.
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The Stinkhorn
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This foul specimen of flower can be found in none other than the Australian Outback, where it uses its strawberry-colored, anemone-shaped appearance and floral funk to entice blowflies over for a pollinating visit.
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