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The Boston Globe
URI corpse flower nearing bloom
The University of Rhode Island's Horridge Conservatory is nearing the bloom of a rare corpse flower, known as Titan arum, which has taken 13 years to flower. The plant, native to Sumatra, is expected to fully bloom in about 10 days and will emit a rotting meat smell to attract pollinators. The conservatory will open to the public for viewing, and the event can be followed via a university-hosted YouTube livestream.
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