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Deputy Director at University of Oxford Botanic Garden & Arboretum

Rafflesia is the genus containing the world's largest flowers. A special find on a climb up Mount Makiling (Philippines) in 2022 was a specimen of Rafflesia panchoana showing the phases of its life cycle: buds, mature, and senesced flowers, all vying for attention.

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Mi Souza

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Como é bom poder contemplar coisas maravilhosas num dia tristinho como o meu…

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Victoria Fiander

Assessor in Horticulture at Lackham college (Wiltshire College and university centre)

3mo

Lucky enough to see them in Maylasyia when I worked there. Fascinating Genus.

They are getting quite black in the end, aren't they.

Leah Markum

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I always remember when I first read about them and saw their pictures from a Reader's Digest illustrated encyclopedia series when I was a kid. Still neat.

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