Differences
- they live in different countries. Hydnellum peckii mainly found across North America and Europe.
- Hydnellum peckii is a special type of fungi (like a mushroom) that produces blood
- The blood like fluid is extremely bitter in taste.
Similarities
- they' re both strange plants
- they both have pink. Hydnellum peckii can have pink blood.
- i think like most plants Hydnellum peckii need water and warm temperature to survive
Hydnellum peckii is a special type of fungi that produce blood or juice like fluid on its surface. This plant is also known as ‘bleeding tooth fungus’. It is the Scarlet pigment causes blood like the color on the fluid of this plant. This strange plant mainly found across North America and Europe. It is edible, but the blood like fluid is extremely bitter in taste.
Differences
- Rafflesia arnoldii lives in forests of Sumatra
- this plant produces an unpleasant irritating smell
- Rafflesia arnoldii is the biggest individual flower in the world
Similarities
- they're both strange plants
- they both have pink. Rafflesia arnoldiiis a pink flower
- i think like most plants Rafflesia arnoldii need water and warm temperature to survive
Rafflesia arnoldii is the biggest individual flower in the world. In fact, it is smaller than corpse flower by considering some elements. It is mainly found in forests of Sumatra. Rafflesia will grow up to a size of three feet. Like corpse flower, the plant produces an unpleasant irritating smell. Rafflesia arnoldii is unisexual, have both male and female reproduction system.
Hi Kauri!
ReplyDeleteWowee these are some really interesting plants!
I think that it is amazing that the Hydnellum peckii is edible!! That fluid looks strange... I think it kinda looks like a melted lollie, like the ones that are raspberry and cream with jelly in the middle - you know the ones?
Having a bitter taste doesn't sounds so good though! :)
Do you think you might try it if you had the chance?
Man the Rafflesia Arnoldii is huge! A 3 foot flower is amazing, could you imagine a flower like that growing in your backyard?!
Awesome work here Kauri, was great to read and learn about these two flowers :)
Nga mihi,
Ellee :)