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Rafflesia to Amazon Waterlily: 6 biggest flowers on Earth

Rafflesia to Amazon Waterlily: 6 monumental flowers. Ranging from Rafflesia's stench to Amazon Waterlily's elegance, these giants showcase nature's diversity and splendor

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Jade Vine

With its turquoise-blue flowers, is a large climber. Originating in the Philippines, its cascading clusters captivate as one of the world's most beautiful leguminous blooms

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Rafflesia

Parasitic plant, boasts the world's largest flower, grows up to 3 feet in diameter. Native to Southeast Asia, lacks a traditional structure, emits foul odor to attract pollinators

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Puya Raimondii

Puya Raimondii showcases the largest flower spike. With blue-green blossoms and a height of 30 feet, it's a botanical marvel, thriving in harsh high-altitude conditions

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Magnolia

Widely include the largest flower among trees. With diverse species spanning the globe, their fragrant, colorful blooms have earned them a place of honor

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Amazon Water-Lily

Victoria amazonica, presents enormous circular leaves and stunning white or pink flowers. As the largest waterlily, its leaves can span 10 feet

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Amorphophallus Titanum

Amorphophallus titanum, or corpse flower, flaunts the largest unbranched inflorescence globally, reaching over 10 feet in height. This Indonesian marvel releases a pungent odor

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