There is a very large flower growing in Sumatra Island, Indonesia. The diameter of a flower is1.4m, and the heaviest flower is 50kg. Each flower has five petals, each of which is 0.3-0.4m long and 0.2m thick. In the center of the flower is a large plate with a diameter of 0.33m and a depth of 0.3m, which can be put into 10. Its name is Dawanghua. It has only a short stalk and a huge flower. It has no roots, leaves and stems. What does it live on?

It turns out that it is a parasitic plant, and its petiole is parasitic on the roots of lianas, from which it steals people's nutrition. Some people say it's like a big slacker. The Dawanghua still had a little fragrance when it first bloomed. After a day or two, it smelled like carrion, but those flies and beetles were happy. They flew from afar and ate and drank. The flowering period of Dawanghua is four days, and the color is very beautiful, but the pollen gives off a disgusting rotten smell. After the flowering period, the Dawanghua gradually fades and turns black, and finally it will become a pile of sticky black things. However, the pollinated female flowers will gradually form a semi-rotten fruit in the next seven months. Brilliant flowers bear rotten fruits, which is also a wonder of the plant kingdom.