Thousands Gather to See Rare Corpse Flowers Bloom in California

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Two corpse flowers have recently bloomed at the Huntington Library and Gardens in California, attracting thousands of visitors.
The corpse flowers, known for their strong odor, are among the largest and rarest plants in the world.
Visitors reportedly queued for hours to witness the blooming, which is considered a unique botanical event.
The phenomenon has generated significant interest, drawing attention to the conservation of such rare species.
The event highlights the ongoing popularity of rare flowering plants and their impact on local tourism.

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California: thousands flock to see pair of pungent corpse flowers bloomThe Guardian · 7 days ago

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Two corpse flowers have recently bloomed at the Huntington Library and Gardens in California, attracting thousands of visitors.
The corpse flowers, known for their strong odor, are among the largest and rarest plants in the world.
Visitors reportedly queued for hours to witness the blooming, which is considered a unique botanical event.
The phenomenon has generated significant interest, drawing attention to the conservation of such rare species.
The event highlights the ongoing popularity of rare flowering plants and their impact on local tourism.

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