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12 years ago

Can anyone help me to identify this plant? I have it posted in my blog, but so far I have not receive any positive responds in regard to its name. I would very much like to put a name to it. Its flower is big and the plant can grow to a height of 8 to 10 feet. Thank you.

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bunti
12 years ago
Its called Amorphophallus or yam elephant
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