Melbourne, Australia (APP) – In the past months, the country’s third extraordinary flowers opened a rare bloom with a sharp odor like meat in the Australian capital.
Flower bodiesThe staff said that its scientific name is also known by the Titanium, Amarflos Titanium, which opened for the first time in 15 years in the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra on Saturday and closing on Monday.
Another flower briefly In the Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens at the end of January, 20,000 fans attract. Similarly, in November, in the southwest of Melbourne, Jillong Botanic Gardens came out to experience another Rensed Bloom.
What is the body of the body?
Flower bodies Or the body of the body, called Bonga Bankai in its native Indonesia, is a local part of the forests of western Somatra.
It only opens up every 7 to 10 years in its natural residence. The scent of its scent attracts the jirgas like bees.
It is believed that the wild have only 300 plants and less than a thousand, including cultivation.
Why do three opens in Australia in so many months?
Canberra’s acting nursery manager, Carol Dale, said there was no clear explanation about the breadth of Australian Patter Blooms.
A flower is produced when the plant has stored a lot of energy in its underground tabor, known as Quorum.
“One of the theories is that many of these plants are the same age, so they have just stored carbohydrates in the quorum to finally produce flowers.”
“All the plants around Australia are kept in variations, so it is unusual that they are all flowing at the same time.” He added.
He said that Canberra, Sydney and Jelong had different climate. Baghs use different fertilizers on each plant and various administration projects.
Was Canberra Bloom expected?
Dell said that after 15 years without opening, he decided that Canberra, which is occasionally snow, was not a place to flourish with the body’s plant.
Dell said, “It has been a little longer in our reservoir that these plants will usually have flowers for the first time, so we just didn’t think that we have the right conditions in Canberra.”
“So yes, he caught us in surprise. A very pleasant, “he added.
The flower began to open around the lunch time on Saturday and the odor worsened rapidly.
“By Saturday evening, it was amazingly fast. We can smell it across the road. It was definitely worth it, Dell said.
Due to the barriers in the greenhouse, the crowded crowded to 135 cm (53 inches) long flowers was limited to hundreds.
The fans attributed the odor to the dead animals, the dirty eggs, the sweat, the dirty drainage and the garbage.
Dell said the worst had passed.
He said, “We collected the jirg about an hour ago and when you are near the plant, it is still smelling of rotting meat.”
