Are there any cannibal flowers? 5. Are there any man eating flowers?

The man-eating flower, which grows in the primeval forests and swamps of the Masun River in the Americas, grows very proudly, and the flowers are like the sun ring. It has an alluring scent like an orchid, and the leaves are thirty or forty centimeters long.

Morphological characteristics: It grows in the primeval forests and swamps of the Masun River in the Americas, and grows very proudly, with flowers like sun rings. It has an attractive orchid-like fragrance with a diameter of up to meters, petals about centimeters thick, a flower with 5 petals, and leaves 30 or 40 centimeters long.

Man-eating flowersThis is a mysterious plant with certain animal-like habits. It takes at least ten fresh lives to be devoured and eaten to produce a flower, and one out of ten, that is, ten flowers can only be harvested into a small green fruit through the continuous supply of living beings! Eating countless insects, ants, birds, beasts, and even innocent passers-by also devoured the other nine small fruits that bear fruit at the same time, and by the time of a hundred years, a green fruit of the man-eating flower will turn from green to brown and red and then ripen into a red dripping of blood.

Then it became a treasure of the world. It can be made into an elixir to increase the ability value, but unfortunately that is just a legend, and no one has ever seen the crimson man-eating flower fruit.

Tropical rainforests are home to man-eating flowers.

"Piranha (succulent parasitic herb of the order Macroflora)" generally refers to "Rafflesia (succulent parasitic herb of the order Macroflora)." Rafflesia is a succulent parasitic herb in the family Macrofloraceae. It grows in tropical rainforests at altitudes of 500 to 700 meters above sea level, and is found in tropical rainforests such as Malaysia, Java, and Sumatra in Indonesia.

Its fleshy, parasitic herb parasitizes on the roots, stems or branches of plants; Chlorophyll-free, leaves degenerate into scales or none; The flowers are usually solitary, unisexual, dioecious, and the perianths are connito; stamens mostly to 5, without filigree; The pistil consists of several connate carpels, with 1 or none of the columella; stigma disc-shaped, capitate, or multi-lobed; The fruit is a berry with small seeds, a hard seed coat, and an endosperm.

It is said that there is a flower in the world called the man-eating flower, which grows in the primeval forests and swamps of the Masun River in the Americas, and grows very proudly, and the flowers are like the sun wheel. It has an alluring scent like an orchid, and the leaves are thirty or forty centimeters long.

Facts: There are no man-eating flowers in the world, that's just the imagination of science fiction. The largest known insectivorous plant in the world is a pitcher plant that grows in Java and Borneo, with a capsule leaf capacity of up to eight liters, and is said to be able to prey on small mice.

December 22 16:29 That's the movie's exaggerated expression, the prototype is a kind of flytrap in the rainforest, which can prey on some small insects, and the director amplifies it when he rehearses horror films, which is scareless.

Piranha, also known as Rafflesia, is a general term for 20 succulent parasitic herbs of the genus Raffles.

Piranhas grow in tropical rainforests at altitudes of 500-700 meters above sea level. The piranha flower is a succulent parasitic herbaceous plant. They have a short spindle, no leaves and no underground stems, and their nutrient-absorbing organs degenerate into mycelium and invade the host's tissues, so that the whole flower is all it has.

The growth of almost all the ** flowers absorbed from the host can reach meters, and the highest record can reach meters. The base of the piranha flower is developed from the xylem of the host and is shaped much like a wide-mouthed jar in the past.

Its fleshy, parasitic herb parasitizes on the roots, stems or branches of plants; Chlorophyll-free, leaves degenerate into scales or none; The flowers are usually solitary, unisexual, dioecious, and the perianths are connito; stamens mostly to 5, without filigree; The pistil consists of several connate carpels, with 1 or none of the columella; stigma disc-shaped, capitate, or multi-lobed; The fruit is a berry with small seeds, a hard seed coat, and an endosperm.

Growth habits of man-eating flowers:

Since there are no four seasons in the growth area of the piranha, it will bud at any time of the year, and from May to October every year, it is the main growing season. The huge flowers of the cannibal flower can only last for 4-5 days, and during these 4-5 days, the flowers will constantly release a peculiar odor, and some insects will pollinate it.

When the petals wither, they turn into a pile of rotten black substance, and soon the fruit is ripe, hiding many tiny seeds, ready to fall into the ground and find a suitable place to germinate.

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Cannibal flowers will not eat people, in fact, the cannibal flowers in people's mouths are the largest flowers in the world - Rafflesia, this is a flower that lives in primeval forests and swamps, this flower is very large, the diameter is about meters, the thickness of the petals is centimeters, this plant is very special, the growth rate is slow, at the beginning it is only the size of an egg, it takes 48 hours for all the flowers to bloom, but the flowers of Rafflesia can only last for about 4 days, when the flowers wither, they will turn black, and then the seeds gradually mature.