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Lunar Art

Parasitic Plants

Interesting parasitic or hemiparasitic plants. Click here for the Parasitic Plants Flickr Group.

Beautiful Flowers Garden

Rare Flowers

Gorgeous Flowers

Unique Flowers

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a purple and white flower sitting on top of a dirt ground next to rocks, grass and leaves

Klamath National Forest

Boschniakia strobilacea

Parasite plant bloomrape (Boschniakia strobilacea) by Native Orchids, via Flickr

some very pretty plants growing out of the mossy ground with little white flowers on them

Oops!

Carnivorous Pitcher Plant

Animal Adaptations

Venus Fly Trap

Pitcher Plant

Nepenthes - How to grow & care

some very pretty purple flowers in the grass

TEMPTATION

Drosera roraimae, Sundew, tepui "B", Canaima National Park, Bolivar, Venezuela

Drosera roraimae, Sundew, tepui "B", Canaima National Park… | Flickr

an image of a snowflake that is very colorful

Cactus And Succulents

Garden Cottage

Exotic Plants

The Kalanchöe succulent plant - Awesome

Texture In Nature

Macro Photography Nature

Nature, This Is Some Nice Symmetry

a close up of a flower with drops of water on it

Joni Niemelä's Macro Photographs Capture Carnivorous Plants' Alien-Like Structures

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a close up of a flower with water droplets on it

Sundew Plant

Flowers Name List

Pachira Aquatica

Floral Journal

a red flower with the words feed me seymour on it

Parasite plant. That's just creepy!

Odd Plants

Garden Gazebo

Mind Blown

This odd looking plant is Pinedrops (Pterospora andromedea). These tall, sticky plants have little to no chlorophyll and depend on a parasitic relationship with a mycorrhizal fungus to obtain its food. The spike is about 3 feet tall and is found in woodland areas, primarily in the western half of the continent. They are also seen in the northeast around New England and Quebec. by (bh) Glacier National Park.

a red flower that is laying on the ground

Rafflesia Arnoldii

Amorphophallus Titanum

Corpse Flower

Rainforest Plants

Halloween Flowers

Free Plant Identification

Corpse Plant Or Corpse Flower (rafflesia arnoldii): Very rare parasitic plant without roots or leaves and its common name is because the flower smells of rotting flesh to attract pollinating carrion flies. From southeastern Asia, it is considered to be the largest individual flower in the world.