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Hook
So I'll begin by removing the spathe,
@thehuntington
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The video taps into the public's fascination with unusual natural phenomena like the Corpse Flower, providing an educational and visually striking look at its reproductive process.
Summary
The video shows a curator removing the spathe of a Corpse Flower named Odora to examine its inner workings. The curator explains that they are collecting pollen to store and use for diversifying genetics with other gardens.
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Original caption
Replying to @andrea 🤍 Ever wondered what happens to our Corpse Flowers after they flower? 🤔🌱 Take an inside look at Odora with curator Erik and learn how and why we collect pollen after each bloom.
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