Question

WHERE IS CORPSE FLOWER FOUND…?

Answer 1

Answer:

In South East Asia.

Explanation:

Also known as a corpse flower, it is one of 28 species in the Rafflesia genus. Its nickname comes from the incredible stench the plant gives off as it blooms. Found throughout Southeast Asia, Rafflesia are most common to Borneo and Sumatra. In fact, the record-breaking Rafflesia was recorded in the Maninjau Natural Reserve in West Sumatra.

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Answer 2

• The corpse flower are found in western Sumatra, Indonesia.
• The corpse flower or Titan Arum is native to the rainforest of western Sumatra where it grows on limestone hills at low elevations, in forest openings where is enough light and space produced its massive leaf and inflorscene or flower-bearing structure.
• The climate is warm and rainy with little variance throughout the year. Although it is one of the most famous plants in the world , little is known of its natural history.
• The size of the corpse flower bloom is probably its greatest attraction. The tallest flowering specimen at the Huntington, in 2009, was almost seven feet tall.
• The "tuber" which is actually a corm, can weigh over 300 pounds and the solitary umbrella like leaf can be over 15feet tall.
• Ephemeral nature of such a massive flowering effort, lasting only 2-3days, and seeing a specimen in bloom at any time .