- The
Rafflesiaceae are a
family of rare
parasitic plants comprising 36
species in 3
genera found in the
tropical forests of east and
southeast Asia, including...
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corpse lily, is a
genus of
parasitic flowering plants in the
family Rafflesiaceae. The
species have
enormous flowers, the buds
rising from the ground...
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Archived 2012-04-02 at the
Wayback Machine Willem,
Meijer (1997). "
Rafflesiaceae".
Flora Malesiana. Vol. 13. Leiden:
Hortus Botanicus Leiden,
under au****es...
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first century molecular studies have
shown that the
enigmatic family Rafflesiaceae,
which was only
recently recognized to
belong to
order Malpighiales...
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Rafflesia philippensis is a
parasitic plant species of the
Rafflesiaceae family that was
named by
Francisco Manuel Blanco in his
Flora de
Filipinas in...
- are
notable as
being the sole
hosts of
parasitic plants in the
family Rafflesiaceae, one of which,
Rafflesia arnoldii,
produces the
largest single flower...
- Indonesia". Sci-News.com.
Retrieved 24
November 2017. "Rafflesia
kemumu (
Rafflesiaceae), a new
species from
Northern Bengkulu, Sumatra, Indonesia". Biotaxa...
- Trichosteph**** (Samydaceae),
Sapria (
Rafflesiaceae),
Rhizanthes (
Rafflesiaceae), and
Rafflesia (
Rafflesiaceae) had been
either added or
confirmed as...
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Rafflesia (
Rafflesiaceae).
Blumea 54: 77–93. Balete, D.S., P.B. Pelser,
Daniel Lee
Nickrent & J.F. Barcelona. 2010.
Rafflesia verrucosa (
Rafflesiaceae), a new...
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Julie F.; Fernando,
Edwino S. (2002). "A new
species of
Rafflesia (
Rafflesiaceae) from
Panay Island, Philippines". Kew Bulletin. 57 (3): 647–651. doi:10...
