Overnight, plant biology graduate student Kyle Martin took tissue samples and collected other data from Carolus. The sibling of Wee Stinky is the second Titan Arum in Cornell’s Liberty Hyde Bailey Conservatory Collection to ...
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Thursday morning, Plant Biology PhD candidates Gwynne Lim and Kyle Martin and greenhouse grower Kendra Hutchins hand-pollinated Wee Stinky. Martin cut a small window through the rind-like tissue at the base of the spathe ...
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Even though Wee Stinky is waning, graduate and undergraduate students and postdocs continue to put in yeoman’s effort collecting data overnight. You can watch them do their work via the webcam. Most of the ...
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Titan Arums generate heat when they flower to create updrafts that waft the foul odor up into rainforest canopy to attract insect pollinators. How hot did Wee Stinky get last night? Well you or ...
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