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The Titan Arum can reach over 10 feet in height and when in full bloom, boasts bright colors of red, yellow, and green.In addition to its uniquely prehistoric appearance, the Titan Arum is perhaps most famous for being a “carrion flower” which means it emits, when in full bloom, a rather pungent odor that is variously described as rotting fish or meat. This past Thursday morning, with bated breath, I tuned in to the University of Tennessee’s live stream and saw the first bloom of its own Titan Arum, lovingly nicknamed “Rotty Top”.The Titan Arum (scientific name Amorphophallus Titanum, investigate the etymology at your own risk) has an appearance evoking something almost comical that say, Arne Saknussemm might have encountered on his journey to that place, in that book. If you're like me, few things will excite you more than the prospect of witnessing live, the blooming of a Titan Arum or "corpse flower".
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