From Cornell’s Albert R. Mann Library News: Have you seen the spectacular, rare Titan Arum plant (Amorphophallus titanium) now blooming in the Cornell School of Integrative Plant Science’s botanical collection? The very first time ...
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In the run-up to flowering, a team of seniors, grad students and a postdoc collected data on the carbon dioxide, heat and volatiles generated by Wee Stinky every two hours, around the clock. After ...
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If you visit today or are following on the webcam, you’ll notice that Wee Stinky is starting to look pretty tattered. Fortunately, photographer Kevin Ferguson drove all the way from Liberty, N.Y. last night for an ...
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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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If you check out the webcam (and images below), you’ll see that the tip of the spadix started collapsing about 4:30 a.m. Things are moving quickly, so plan to come visit early this morning. Visiting ...
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