Ten strangest plants in the world

The following are 10 exotic plants: 1. The world's largest flower: Rafflesia arnoldii, also known as the king flower, is known as the world's largest flower. This parasitic plant has the largest flower in the plant kingdom, which can grow to three feet in diameter. Anote flower has bright flesh, and the spots on it make it look like the face of an adolescent child covered with acne. It has a pungent rancid smell. Fortunately, this parasitic plant can only be found in Sumatra and Borneo, Indonesia. This flower has a hole in the middle, which can hold 6 or 7 quarts of water. It has no stems, leaves and roots. 2. Giant Amorphophallus these flowers (inflorescences) are interesting because they can release stench and attract carrion beetles and other pollen spreaders. The smell is usually carrion. However, different species give off different smells. Some smells have a unique urine smell, some smell like carrion, and another smell is butyl sour. Therefore, it is often called "corpse smelly flower". Incredibly, this plant can grow 6 to 7 inches every day. 3. Venus flytrap is one of several plants that can move quickly. This plant waits patiently for delicious food to arrive. Once the insect enters the trap, it will suddenly shut down for no more than one second. 4. Bottle tree bottle tree, * * * There are 8 kinds of trees, which are native to Madagascar. Also known as baobab trees, they not only like the appearance of bottles, but also can store about 300 liters of water per tree on average! No wonder their trees are often over 500 years old. 5. Dracaena Dracaena grows in Karath Islands. Umbrella tree is one of the striking and peculiar landscapes. It was first formally described by Isaac Belfo Bailey in 1882. Red sap is often used as medicine and dye. 6. The smallest flower in the world: rootless duckweed is the smallest flower in the world. 12 rootless duckweed is as big as a needle tip, and two blooming rootless duckweeds just fit into a small printed letter "O". There are 9 to 1 1 species of Azolla, including the smallest flowering plant on the earth. These aquatic plants are also called "duckweeds", just like corn grains floating on the water. Lemna rootless is a kind of bacteria floating freely on the water surface, which is green or yellowish green and rootless. Flowers grow slowly at the top of plants, with a stamen and a pistil. They often float on the water in pairs, or form floating mats with related plants such as Spiraeaceae and Spiraeaceae. Most kinds of rootless duckweed are widely distributed in several continents. It is composed of about 40% protein-soybean is also composed of about 40% protein, which makes it a potential high-protein food source for human beings. Historically, people in some parts of Asia collected rootless duckweeds from water and used them as vegetables. 7. Mimosa is common, so it was not introduced in Wonders.com. Selaginella (also known as Resurrection Grass) is a desert plant species. It is pointed out that its viability is almost completely dried up. In its natural habitat, the weather is dry, its stem curls until it swings, and it can be revived when it is wet. 9. A girl without sadness, sometimes called a tropical pitcher plant, is a carnivorous plant all over Asia. Once insects and other animals climb into this plant, they will fall into a dripping trap and drown. It is reported that there is a carefree girl named "Nepenthes Tanax" in India who can even eat mice. 10. Laurecea capensis, commonly known as Laurecea capensis, is a carnivorous plant growing in South Africa. Lysimachia is more effective than Venus flytrap, because it is covered with sticky tentacles, waiting for the opportunity to catch insects that fall on it. This rare plant is native to the Cape of Good Hope province in South Africa.