Rafflesia keithii is a special plant belonging to the phylum Angiosperms, Magnolia, Rosaceae, Rosaceae, Acerolidae, Macrofloraceae, and Macroflora. This plant is very unique, it is a parasitic plant that degenerates the organs that absorb nutrients **Pollen Incentive Program turns into mycelium, invades and parasitizes in the vines, from which it gets all the nutrients it needs. Rafflesia Kjeldahi is a parasitic plant unique to Malaysian Borneo, and its flowers emit a rancid odor that attracts flying insects to pollinate. It has no roots, stems, leaves, and chlorophyll, is unable to photosynthesize, and parasitizes on the roots of vine plants. For more information on its origin and growing environment, consult a botanical expert or consult the relevant sources.
Kjeldahl flowers have a very short flowering period, only a few days, after which they wilt. Its petals take two days to fully bloom, they are blood-red, the surface is uneven, it looks like it has hairs, teeth, etc., the whole is like the carcass of an animal, and the flowers** emit the stench of rotting flesh. The Rafflesia Kjeldah's flower blooms only one flower in its lifetime, and the rafflesia flower that blooms is more than one meter in diameter, making it the largest flower plant in the world.
The Kjeldahl Rafflesia is a parasitic plant that survives by absorbing nutrients from other plants. The breeding process is very special, it first attracts the mung bean fly with its unique body odor, and the mung bean fly thinks that if it finds a delicacy, it will fly into its flower center, but there is nothing here. This is exactly the "strategy" of Rafflesia, which borrows the body of the mung bean fly to impart pollen. When it sucks the host dry, it opens the buds to reproduce itself. The reproduction process of Rafflesia Kjeldahl takes advantage of the characteristics of the mung bean fly, by attracting the mung bean fly into the flower**, and using the body of the mung bean fly to impart pollen to achieve reproduction. The Rafflesia petals then gradually turn black, turning into a sticky black substance within a few weeks.
Its buds have a certain fragrance when they first bloom, and then they emit a pungent rancid smell. Its petals, which take two days to fully bloom, are blood-red, have a bumpy surface, and look like they have hairs, teeth, etc., and the whole thing looks like the carcass of an animal. The Kjeldahl flower blooms only one flower in its lifetime, and the flower stem can reach 1At 4 meters, it is one of the largest flowering plants in the world. Its petals are huge in diameter and can reach more than a meter. The flowers** emit a foul smell of carrion, attracting insects that feed on carrion to forage for food, which in turn pollinates.
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