The Rafflesia flower stands out from other flowers in several ways. For instance, it is the largest single flower globally and can weigh up to 10 kilograms with a diameter of one meter. Parasitic in nature, the Rafflesia only grows in Southeast Asia and requires a specific host plant to survive. It is also referred to as the 'corpse flower' because it's blooming period produces a smell like that of decomposing meat to attract flies, aiding in pollination. Show more