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Flower

How beautiful creation is

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Not a bird 🐦 It's a flower

Beauty of nature Posted by Sobashi.M.P.Hirushani

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Local flowers

In Okinawa area

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Franklin Tree Flower

The Franklin tree flower is a white flower with yellow stamens in its center. It is thought to be native to an area of the U.S. State of Georgia but has been extinct in its natural habitat since the early 1800s. The Franklin tree itself is named after Benjamin Franklin, courtesy of his friends, John and William Bartram, who first discovered the species.

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The Chocolate Cosmos

The chocolate cosmos is now extinct in its natural habitat in Mexico. This flower, which is dark brown in color, gets its name from the fragrance that it emits, which smells like chocolate. Today, clones of these flowers are grown in protected areas.

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Ghost Orchid flower

The ghost orchid, named for the shape of its petals, can be found in Florida, Cuba, and the Bahamas. The flower faces immense difficulty reproducing. It has no leaves, nor does it depend on photosynthesis. It also does not manufacture its own food, and requires specific trees to serve as its hosts.

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Jade Vine flower

The jade vine or Strongylodon macrobotrys grows exclusively in the rainforests of the Philippines. The vines can grow as long as thirteen meters, while the collections of flowers on the vines can stretch up to ninety centimeters. The jade vine’s color ranges from blue to light green. Unfortunately, the beautiful, claw-shaped flower is in danger of going extinct due to its habitat being destroyed at a rapid pace.

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Stinking Corpse Lily

the corpse flower, the stinking corpse lily or Rafflesia arnoldii also grows in Indonesia, as well as Malaysia. It is also the largest flower in the world, and can grow to as much as three feet in diameter. As its name implies, the stinking corpse lily emits a strong, foul odor, almost identical to that of the corpse flower. Unlike other flowers, the stinking corpse lily has no visible stem, root, or leaves. The flower is an icon of Borneo and is even featured on Indonesian postage stamps.

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