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Deutsch: Blüte der Stapelia grandiflora (Aasblume). Durch ihren aasähnlichen oder kotartigen Gestank der Blüte lockt diese Pflanze Schmeißfliegen zur Bestäubung an. Die Blüte ist fünfteilig und fein behaart. Auf dieser Blüte ist bereits eine Eiablage einer Schmeißfliege erfolgt.
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