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Often used in the same context:
amorphophallus,
rafflesia,
skunk cabbage,
brugmansia,
hummingbird moth,
toad lily,
gigantea,
amorphophallus titanum,
liverwort,
lagerstroemia,
cattleya,
tickseed,
waterlily,
phalaenopsis,
moth orchid,
agave americana,
cow parsnip,
dawn redwood,
grandiflora,
flowering shrub,
honeysuckles,
bromeliad,
dendrobium,
meadow rue,
clethra,
camellia japonica,
nymphaea,
binturong,
botanists,
stinkhorn,
autumn crocus,
euphorbia pulcherrima,
flowering quince,
blooms,
anthurium,
hippeastrum,
orchid,
gloxinia,
fothergilla,
gentians,
eupatorium,
katsura,
ixora,
racemes,
paeonia,
herbarium,
goldenrods,
fern,
bottlebrush,
isopod,
catalpa,
rugosa,
bellflowers,
anemone,
coneflower,
sanguinea,
spiraea,
catkin,
tadpole shrimp,
giant sequoia,
amaryllis belladonna,
cornus mas,
bearded iris,
shrublike,
cycad,
trout lily,
trumpet vine,
turtlehead,
scilla,
osmanthus,
vanda,
ironweed,
hollyhock,
dracaena,
lonicera,
pipevine,
sago palm,
daphne,
monstera,
pot marigold,
tulip tree,
asclepias,
cereus,
hepatica,
cleome,
paphiopedilum,
trumpet honeysuckle,
muscari,
arboretum,
euphorbia,
wollemi pine,
drupes,
sumacs,
inflorescences,
chinkapin,
celosia,
thornless,
cymbidiums,
mullein,
daisylike,
euonymus,
monkshood
More general:
aroid,
arum
Synonyms:
amorphophallus titanum,
krubi
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