Jan6,2024
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The Forest Ghost Flower is native to India and is found under the dark, shaded forest flower
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This flower usually grows during Monsoon season
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The flowers have a curious shape. The sepal tube is 2-4 cm long and is split from which emerges a rosy pink flowers tube.
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The flowers look like rose buds in brownish holders, which literally is what the Marathi name, Gulabdani means.
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The Forest Ghost Flower is found in Tropical and Subtropical Asia. In India it is found in the Western Ghats and East Himalaya
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Known as Mohavea confertiflora flowers March to April, and what is unique to the species is that it does not produce nectar
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Ghost flower attracts the same pollinators to its flowers through floral mimicry
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