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A rare natural event builds tension during the Corpse Flower Blooming Event at Chicago Botanic Garden 2019. The blooming of Amorphophallus titanum starts deep underground before bursting into view. Its towering inflorescence surges upward, stretching nearly 3 meters, dominating the surrounding greenery. The spadix’s internal temperature climbs to 36 °C, pulling heat into the flower’s core and intensifying chemical reactions. A thick, pungent odor explodes outward, crashing through the forest air to attract pollinators from afar. This surge of heat and scent pushes the flower’s system beyond typical biological limits, transforming its environment temporarily. Follow for one real science fact every day.

Topic: Corpse Flower

Created: 2026-03-04 10:13:21

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