The flowers of the Alabama ginger (Hexastylis speciosa) plant are large and showy but they are colored to mimic decaying flesh, which attracts the ground-dwelling insect species that pollinate the plant.
The flowers of the Alabama ginger (Hexastylis speciosa) plant are large and showy but they are colored to mimic decaying flesh, which attracts the ground-dwelling insect species that pollinate the plant.